abhimanyu
09 June 2019 at 08:51
Can recordings of conversations with husband/in-laws of wife be produced as evidence in the court in the case of 498A/406. If yes, what is the procedure and what if in case they deny of their own voice/ conversations
Anonymous
09 June 2019 at 08:02
How can I quite a job without notice? My contract sayes that they will hold my salary for one month if I quit without notice. I want to quit on the second day of work. As I don't like job ..What will happen? Will I have to pay money.
ckanta
08 June 2019 at 21:15
Dear Sir,
Mrs X has taken loan from one bank and me along with mr x stood as a guarantor and I have paid the loan to bank and filed suit for recovery against them for amount paid by me to bank. It was ex-party decreed as none has appeared and in execution baliff taken a cheque of MR X in favour of court for decreetal amount on behalf of MRs X (JD) but due to some reasons that date of the cheque has been lapsed as some applications were pending and now the query is can we take that cheque from court and file civil recovery suit against mr x on the basis of that cheque as he has issued the chque on the behalf of mrs X and he become surety under execution of decree.MRS x has died and nothing has been inherited by MR x from her so only thing which is left with me is CHK issued by MR X in favour of Court received by baliff under execution . Please help me I am confused as not getting the proper advice from anyone.
Naveen Kumar
08 June 2019 at 19:08
What is the percentage of property for a married women (died or living) who has son and daughter... Is the law same for both Hindu and Christian...
Member (Account Deleted)
08 June 2019 at 11:21
The divorce/annulment petition filed by wife on ground of my alleged impotency got dismissed after trial since I got medical certificate in my favour from the special medical constituted by court order on my application for my potent test. Then she filed appeal in HC against family court judgement. As per my advocate it will also got dismissed based on the same medical certificate. Now the issue is that I don't want to continue this relation after all such allegation and litigation, and want to get divorce on grounds like irretrievable break down. So, can I plead for divorce on new ground in counter for this appeal or should I wait until the appeal got dismissed? She is not ready for mutual divorce.
kavkaz
08 June 2019 at 08:59
W. ref. to the domestic violence petition filed by my wife in Mumbai district court, myself and my wife were cross examined and finally now, the matter is now considered as a petty issue which happens in every household. In the last hearing date, the judge stated that there is NOTHING which can prove that the respondent (myself) stands guilty of conducting domestic violence. So, finally I am free of this allegation put on me.
But now, I am worried about the judgement order. I have the below doubts in my mind.
I request the Advocate panel in this thread to clear the following doubts.
1. Will the court ask her to join me or me to join her?? Please note here that She has not mentioned anywhere in her petition that she wants to join me.
2. If the court asks me to join her and then if I deny to join her (if she is ready to join me), in this circumstance what can be the judgement? Will I be penalised ??
3. Will my wife get whatever she has asked in her petition prayer??
Thank you and warm regards.
Anonymous
08 June 2019 at 05:15
Dear Experts,
I paid advance to one agriculture land in Telangana, when I visited MRO office for adangal copies of 1954/55 and later years, I found the land is "Inam Sheri" category till 1988 and then in 1989 the land categorized as Oori Cheruvu (Village pond), then land converted to Patta land and categorized as 'Kushki land', Crops as "Jonna" through ORC proceedings (from 1988).
No EC on these lands as of now as no registrations done till now. This survey number is not part of prohibited list in the SRO.
Can we buy this land? Is there any legal issues at later time if we buy Inam lands which converted to patta lands around 30 years back.
Note: Landowners are General cast and BC Category currently and we are General category.
Thank you
Hamish
08 June 2019 at 04:39
I have booked a flat with a builder for rs.1.90 crore and given him advance rs.54lakhs.it is a redevelopment project.the construction has not yet started and the builder is demanding Gst money frm me.what should i do ?is it right on the part of the builder to ask for gst?
ATANU DAS
07 June 2019 at 23:49
If an FIR registered with a police station,can he get a Government job in police department.
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Need advice claim property from father
Dear Sir/Mam,
My Father has divorced my Mom Sec.27 of hindu marriage act Divorce date 11/02/1997
Their marriage date is 06/12/1987.
We are staying in Dombivali pagdi system house for which my father is paying rent of rs 500 per month thats the only thing his doing.
The house is on his name however my mother and we both sisters are grownup here in this house only we are staying here from more than 20 years my father is not staying here.
My father is having 2 sons with his 2nd wife and have good property he has not given anything to my sister and me my sister is married and i m single.
I want to claim for this house to my dad please help us to know is there any law that after my marriage he will not allow my mom to stay here in this house ??
Do we also have a rights on his property as being his daughter and he has already written that he will keep maintaining for us and mine Mother too.
Please help.
below are the conditions written in divorce paper :
1) Both the daughters shall remain in the custody of the wife and she shall look after and maintain them.
2) That the husband shall have no rights over the said two daughters in future.
3) The Husband shall be liable pay maintenance to wife and the daughters,and he shall keep doing so.
4) Wife shall not be entitled to any assets/properties either movable/immovable of the husband, hereinafter.
Regards,
Divya Parmar