Anonymous
12 February 2025 at 18:34
If any one have the Execution Petition copy of Consumer court format ,kindly share.Thanks
Anonymous
12 February 2025 at 15:27
Sir, I m from West Bengal and currently I m giving banking exams like ibps and sbi.I got my obc ncl certificate in September 2022, my mother is a retired central govt.employee under Group C category and I lost my father in 2023 though he was not having income.
I want to know for the renewal of obc ncl certificate should I have to submit my mother's 3 years itr filing certificate? And also my mother's pension will be included as total income or not cause as per income from salary pension is considered under it's head. Although the income from other sources is separate and for the current financial year it's Rs 3,81,000 but the pension amount after deduction for the current financial year is Rs 4,71,000...So what should be taken into account ?
monika
10 February 2025 at 15:25
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my concerns regarding the progress of my Domestic Violence case filed in July last year, along with the application for interim maintenance.
Despite the clear rule that interim maintenance should be provided within 60 days, the opponent party has been postponing the maintenance on various pretexts, such as paying the term fee in the previous school and the new school fee being out of reach. This delay is severely impacting my financial stability, especially as I have no source of income and am the primary caretaker of my 13-year-old daughter.
My lawyer mentioned that due to the backlog of divorce cases in Delhi, the process might take longer. However, I would like to understand if there are any steps we can take to expedite the interim maintenance. Given my financial situation and the pressing needs of my daughter, timely support is crucial.
Additionally, I would like to know if my daughter's testimony could influence the speed of the case. She has witnessed everything and is capable of providing detailed accounts in court. The opponent party's refusal for mediation suggested by the judge further complicates the situation, and I believe my daughter's input might provide a clearer picture of the case.
I appreciate your guidance and support in this matter and look forward to discussing potential actions we can take to address these concerns.
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards, Monika
aakash singh
09 February 2025 at 20:38
I am a landlord in mumbai pagdi system chawal..do I have any right in the redevelopment of the chawl as per any SRA scheme or any else as the SRA survey in going on in the chawl...I still collect 25 rs rent from my tenants as per pagdi system law.
bharat khatwani
09 February 2025 at 11:24
I wish to present my case in court without the assistance of an advocate, i.e., as a party in person. My tenant has sent me a legal notice without any legal merit, seemingly with the intention of extorting money before vacating the rented property. Interestingly, all his sons, who were living nearby, have sold their properties, and as tenant is 95 years old he can not live alone in that house . Could you please guide me on whether there are any courses or resources available online to help me prepare effectively for presenting my case in court?
Anonymous
08 February 2025 at 22:34
Kindly tell me the procedure followed in court for disposal of maintenance application and if the arguments are over on both sides and written submissions are made, whether the orders shall be adjourned in case any of the parties request for another opportunity to argue or make any other representation.
shyam lal
08 February 2025 at 10:00
Query01/-As per the family settlement agreement can the individual share holder sign a Relinquishment deed in favour of her adult daughter.
Query 02/-As per the registered Will can the individual named beneficiary sign a Relinquishment deed in favour of his adult son.
Anonymous
07 February 2025 at 19:58
Hi,
The law seems to mandate the deposit of a Will, made in favour of charity, within 6 months of execution by the testator, for the Will to be treated as valid.
However, the Will is being considered in this manner, where the assets are to be initially bequeathed to a family member, and in the further event of no Will existing of that family member, the assets are then to be donated to a charity or government.
In such a case, when should the Will be deposited, say with the Registrar, for the said Will to be treated as valid, in accordance with the above-said law regarding bequest to charity?
Sorry for being anonymous, but it's important.
Prasad
07 February 2025 at 16:24
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21 rule 32 cpc
I have filed an application under Order21 Rule 32 of the CPC, and the matter is fixed for final arguments. The decree was for a mandatory injunction to construct a retaining wall around the land of the decree holders. All judgment debtors are ex-parte. Now, Judgment Debtor No. 6 has passed away. If I file an application under Section 50 of the CPC to bring the legal heirs on record, they may start contesting the execution.
I need your advice on whether a provision similar to Order XXII Rule 4(4) of the CPC can apply in execution proceedings. Alternatively, should I simply delete the expired Judgment Debtor No. 6 from the array of judgment debtors? Kindly guide me on the appropriate course of action in this matter.