kumar
11 July 2014 at 16:49
I am defendant and am giving affidavit on behalf of 2nd defendant also, now
1- should both the defendants have to sign the affidavit,
or
is it enough if I main defendant sign pl. advice . thnks
Suresh Kumar H
30 September 2013 at 14:54
I request you to clarify the following queries reg. the property of Father (Ancestral). Considering there is no written will:
(1) If there is 2 daughters and 1 son. what is the ratio of sharing (2:1:1) or (1:1:1)?
(2) If one of the above said daughter is dead, will her son and daughter has the right to claim? if so in which proportion?
vijay singh Mob.No 9621707070
26 September 2013 at 08:41
Sir,
Kindly provide us citation regarding to Order-20&rule-10
V.N.K. MENON
17 March 2013 at 06:43
I solicit continued valued collective guidance of the expert forum. Following is the matter.
Background: A company- X did not deposit p.f. contributins of employee-Y for 8 years even though representations were made to X with the collusion of p.f. people. When Reg. P.F. Commissioner was pressed for prosecution of X, X deposited contributions in Y‘s p.f. account and penalties and charges in X’s own account with Reg. P.F. Comm.
In the circumstances Y filed a criminal case for breach of trust u/s 405, 420, 24 & 25 of IPC. Magistrate ordered police investigation. Status report was submitted by police. X- has/had several cases against it including pending graft case. This was also brought to the notice of court. Police says no criminal case has been committed by X no offence has been committed.
I submitted a protest petition to reject the Status report being not in good faith. Police was asked to file their reply. They filed reply. Case was listed for arguments. New magistrate took over. I.O. did not appear. Written arguments submitted by Y. In this connection criminal case against CMD of Kingfisher airlines was also brought to notice of magistrate. Magistrate in the first hearing itself dismissed the complaint.
In the circumstances, what is the remedy available. Can Y appeal in sessions, if so, the relevant provisions of CrPc under which it can be done and who should be parties? Is it possible to file appeal in High Court, if it is so on what legal point /law. Any other things thought relevant by the forum be also given.
Thanks in anticipation.
Mudassar Ali
25 July 2011 at 17:30
Whether a defendant can file a subsequent (2nd) application under Order VII Rule 11 while his previous application is pending.
sureeli sharma
30 March 2011 at 16:07
Can someone exactly explain me the difference betweeen section 91 and 92 of Indian evidence Act?and also I am unable to understand the illustration (h)of section 92.Thanks in advance if someone can make me understand this.
Pravin Waghmare
29 March 2011 at 21:38
please tell me latest cited case law on the point of injuntion of supreme court, bombay or nagpur high court
Anonymous
27 March 2011 at 17:00
cancellation of will deed
I have filed a cancellation of will deed which happened to be fabricated one I was surprised to see that the boundaries in the will cannot be actually identified in the said will the eastern side there was shown neighbors plot but actually there is road and on the western actually there is a government road in the in the will deed it was shown as neighbors plot I haven't mentioned these aspects in the plaint what remedy I have got now Hope that the experts will help me in this regard without any second thought
Narinder
20 March 2011 at 18:17
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How to prove my innocence in 498a and dv
Respected Experts,
498a, DV case are running against me & my family, in 498a all most 1.5 years has passed but very slow speed while DV case are also running simultaneously all charges are false and fabricated based on same old complaint
1) In her complaint, she has not mentioned about any evidence and documentation
2) How to prove my innocence in 498A and DV.
3) What are the steps and guideline for me.
4) Which evidence/facts/things/circumstances prove my innocence.