Sukhija
13 February 2009 at 07:54
Hi everybody,
1. Can a muslim husband bequeth all his property movable and immovable to his sons and daughters according to his wish, not in equal share?
2. Can he bequeth his first wife's property to her sons and daughters as per his wish, not in equal shares?
3. Can he prevent his second wife from interferring the right and possession of the said property bequeth to his children?
kalyan
12 February 2009 at 12:13
Dear sir/madam
wife staying with their parents for the past 20 months as she was found in an adultrous condition,therefore husband informed this to her parents and her father took her along with him.they have a 7 months daughter who is living with husband.now husband and his parents want to seek divorce.All the options for reconciliation are exhausted.wife is not ready to take mutual divore,should husband file divore petition? on what ground?please advise.
Ramesh
11 February 2009 at 11:49
Dear Friends,
Property came to a person 'X' from a female 'Y',by virtue of getting married to lone daughter of Z'. (A Hindu Family)
'X'&'Z' ,Writes a will, Uses a wording:-
Quote------ "And where as the Testator and Testatrix who have mostly inherited the properties from late 'Y', the mother of Testatrix are desirous of keeping the immovable properties situated in village intact as far as possible during their life time and also after their death in memory of their ancestor 'Y'".------Unquote.
My question is:1) What is this property in the hands of 'X'&'Z',Self acquired/Ancestral.
2)Can 'X' &'Z' will this property to a Son denying share to Daughter,Who is married in the year 1978.
3) Can daughter ask for her share in the property,what is the course to be adopted?
I need an URGENT reply please.
With regards...
Ramesh
11 February 2009 at 11:48
Dear Friends,
Property came to a person 'X' from a female 'Y',by virtue of getting married to lone daughter 'Z'. (Hindu Family)
'X'&'Z' ,Writes a will, Uses a wording:-
"And where as the Testator and Testatrix who have mostly inherited the properties from late 'Y', the mother of Testatrix are desirous of keeping the immovable properties situated in village intact as far as possible during their life time and also after their death in memory of their ancestor 'Y'".
My question is:1) What is this property in the hands of 'X'&'Z',Self acquired/Ancestral.
2)Can 'X' &'Z' will this property to a Son denying share to Daughter,Who is married in the year 1978.
3) Can daughter ask for her share in the property,what is the course to be adopted?
I need an URGENT reply please.
With regards...
Pious Varghese
11 February 2009 at 10:45
As per the laws applicable for Christians, do children have the right on father's or mother's self earned properties or assets or is it that they can claim rights only on ancestral properties.
and what are the relative provisions for Hindus.
Genius
11 February 2009 at 10:15
Hi
i got married 4 yrs ago to my wife in a small temple as we dont have any close one's to attend for my wedding....after marrying in temple...we did not register our marraige then ...now we have one son ...my question is ...how can i register my marraige which happenned in temple 4 yrs ago ...i dont have any marraige photos or any temple receipt for marraige...how to proceed from here to get my marraige registered...
B R 123456
10 February 2009 at 10:03
Dear Experts
My wife is separated from me from one year and I file a divorce in court and she file a Child Maintenance against me while she has heavy earning and working in Limited Company . She Taken all Gold and Jewellary and valuable Clothes with her but she file a Domestic Voilence Act on me and claim that all Gold and jewellary and valuable clother in my custody
Now my query is that how can I prove that she is taken already all these valuable things with her and these things are not in my custody
Rajesh
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09 February 2009 at 18:12
i have a moot prob regarding dowry act in which 5 lakhs was paid to the husband before marriage even when he had not demanded it. after 4 months of marriage when he wanted a divorce the wife filed a false dowry f.i.r that the husband and his family are demanding and pressurizing her for dowry.
he formed a SAVE INDIAN FAMILIES ASSOCIATION (SIFA) And filed a writ petition on its behalf challenging the constitutional validity of the dowry prohibition act.
can he do so and from where do i find the locus standi of the association
Rajaram C Iyer
08 February 2009 at 20:36
Can I have a format of Guardianship petition to be filed in Delhi? Also let me know the court fee that is to be affixed.
With warm regards
Rajaram Iyer
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Urgent advice needed
Dear Experts,
I am married to almost two years now. Ours is a love marriage. It was all good in the initial days of marriage and we were really happy. Though there were some turbulent times from my in-laws and his relatives, but he stood aside me in all the difficult times. Eventually, he started getting closed one of his female ex-colleagues. They started daily late night internet chats(very personal at times), phone calls, meeting every evening over coffee/snacks. He used to drop and pick her up from her house everyday though they were not working in the same office (since he has moved to new company recently).
He used to come home late very irritated and frustrated almost daily. Used to get off on almost anything that I did (normal/good). When I got to know all this, I tried talking to him on what's going on. But he eventually denied everything and said that they are only friends and he did not love me anymore. When I mentioned that everything was going alright before you meet this girl. So okay let me speak to her once before we go for anything. on which he threatened me that if I meet her he'll take me to the court.
He used to discuss everything about us with her. She's a unmarried woman who has just broke off with her boyfriend.
I'm in big mental stress and its very traumatic to tolerate this. I'm also undergoing psychiatric treatment for my depression which has come out of this.
I am working and financially independent. And I love him lot he knows that too. He wasn't like this before and was very caring for me before he met her. Even after all this he's saying the same thing that they are just good friends and that he's not infatuated to her.
under the current circumstances do I hold any legal rights to teach him a lesson for having messed up life? Please advise.