rathod murtza
15 June 2024 at 10:28
My opposite site senior advocate and junior advocate jointly appeared through vakalatnama in Civil court. The only junior advocate filled application under O. 7 R. 11 with his sign without affidavit of his client. Now senior advocate deny that he is not responsible for pleading of application under O. 7 R. 11 as he is not sign it. senior advocate responsible for act of his junior as they have joint vakalatnama and office.
Anonymous
15 June 2024 at 09:02
If a Member of coop housing society doesn’t wish to display his/her name on the Society Board at entrance. Can a society leave his/her name plate as blank?
NAGARAJ
01 June 2024 at 20:18
"A" executed a will in favour of "B" .
"B" is a beneficiary under a will
After the death of A
"B" can seek a probate under 276 of Indian succession act....?
HK
01 June 2024 at 18:53
My wife, who has epilepsy, is egoistic, narcissistic, and often rude, leading to frequent arguments. She doesn't want children and acts as if she's unmarried, no contribution, disrespect me and my dad very badly causing tension. When we try to reason with her, she threatens to involve her parents, who always support her and use rough words. The pressure from her parents makes it difficult to communicate. Today, after 15 days, my wife came with her parents and told us that it takes their daughter too much time to commute by metro from our home to her office. Therefore, she will move to Noida and live there, and they expect me to live with her there as well. However, I had clearly informed my wife before marriage, via WhatsApp chat, that after marriage, I would settle in Punjab with my father. Now, my wife and her parents are indirectly forcing me to shift to Noida, but my father and I have already decided to live in Punjab, not Delhi. My wife has now left home after 2.5 years and will stay in a room alone. How can we protect ourselves legally? Can she legally force me to leave my home, leave my father, and live with her in Noida? if I file case she could file fake cases
Anonymous
28 April 2024 at 09:11
Respected Sir/Mam, I register myself in a xyz college( afiilated from xyz university) in session 2019 to 2022 . I have done the registration in this college but not give any semester/year exam( didn't give even a single exam) and then I didn't cancel my registration in this college and due to financial issue I take admission in abc college in 2020 ( affilated from abc university) in session 2020 to 2024 ( btech).and continue my study as a btech student and completed this course only.
at the time of admission in xyz college they didn't ask my migration for registration hence I didn't gave my migration. And at the time of admission in abc college I gave my migration for registration. So i have done the two registration in two different university.but completed only one course.
Later on when I talk to xyz college professor they told me that registration will automatically get cancelled after 5 years if you didn't fill up any exam form.
So sir my question is :-
Is my obtained degree (2020-2024) valid?
Is there any problem in my degree(2020- 2024) because of not cancelling the previous registration of (2019-2022)?
Anonymous
25 February 2024 at 13:37
Dear sir,
My brother has a case registered against him(the case does not involve me in it). Will it disqualify me in UPSC?Pls help
Anonymous
25 February 2024 at 12:43
Respected Experts,
I parked my car in a no-parking area at the railway station. The parking area is managed by an independent contractor. He charged me double the fine amount posted there, and he locked my car, refusing to allow me to retrieve it without paying extra. He gathered many individuals there, so I paid him and went home. I want to ask experts what actions I can take against the parking contractor for his conduct, and whether it's legal for him to lock my car
Pradeep
12 January 2024 at 20:01
Respected Sir/Madam,
I have recently purchased a land which is flagged as Bhogawata 2 on the satbara extract. I need your opinion on 2 points mentioned below ....
1) After purchase do i still have a right to convert this land to bhogawata 1? Recently in Dec'23 Maharashtra government has passed the GR saying all the Bhogawata 2 lands will be converted to Bhogawata 1. Will i get this benefit for conversion?
2) If i dont convert this to bhogawata 1 and continue with bhogwata 2 and continue to use the land for farming purpose? will i have any drawback for the same in future for my generations?
Thanks in advance for your understanding and resolving my queries.
Regards,
Pradeep
sujeet kumar
02 January 2024 at 19:50
My society tressurer have 3 children out of which 2nd children is disable with 60% and 3rd child DOB is in year of 2005. One member has made comapint to sub-registrar Bandra for disqualification of his committee membership.
Can he is protected and have any liberty for disable child.
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