Ghanshyam Adv.
29 September 2009 at 08:18
Can anybody provide me the syllabus of Jharkhand and Bihar PCS (J).
Thanks in Advance.
P.C. Joshi
29 September 2009 at 07:05
Dear Friends,
I need a brief action points to institute a criminal suit u/s 138 of N.I.A for dishonour of cheque beginning from dishonour of cheque till final order of the court. Would anybody like to share this inf. with this forum for the benefit of members.
Regards
P.C. Joshi
laconic
29 September 2009 at 02:30
Here's the situation :
My mother had died in 1993. I and my sister are her 2 children. After the death of my mother, my father re-married in 1994. My step-mother got 3 children of her own (1 son and 2 daughters). But my father also died in 2004. He left no will or nominee with regards to properties. All these properties are in the name of my father. I want to ask how the property 'll be divided among survivors (which includes me, my sister, my step-mother and her 3 children). My grandmother/grandfather are no longer alive.
Kindly help. I live in new delhi and all properties in question are in delhi itself. I need genuine and complete legal advice.
I belong to a hindu brahmin family.
Kamal Grover
29 September 2009 at 00:53
Whether maintenance amount fixed u/s 24, DVA, 125 or any other maintenance is payable concertedly or any one is allowed even after decision of all in favor of girl.
kannan
29 September 2009 at 00:31
Sir, Partition deed which is made by son's in year 1995 written in 22 stamp papers & every one (4) son & father signed in every stamp paper, in last page Document written & witness also signed.Our problem is how to proof this in court some one say this is not accepted by court because unregistered. All of them signed in this deed are Alive here we have a critical problem is the witness person's wife put partition suite against us. There he say the partition deed is unregister. now we can't call the witness person to court to proof the document because he can tell lie what to do ? pls help
Witness person is a sub register in register office he told this is not needed to register so uneducated sons not registerd that now it become a problem.
Kamal Grover
29 September 2009 at 00:25
The husband know that her wife will file the suit, then what r d rights and how the husband can prepare herself to protect himself. (Any effective idea plz)
Kamal Grover
29 September 2009 at 00:23
In CWP there is a time limitation of writ i.e 6 months, whether we can enforce it if any writ is pending from the last 8 years.
Kamal Grover
29 September 2009 at 00:21
If child is given in adoption, then they have right in earlier parents property or can claim only new parents property.
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A Suit was filed consisting of 4 Plaintiff claiming to be joint owners of a property and claiming compensation of arount Rs.20 lakhs from the Defendants. Plaintiff no. 4 was the power of attorney holder of Plaintiff no. 1 to 3. Plaintiff no. 1 died. Plaintiff no. 4 got the name of Plaintiff no. 2 to 3 deleted from the Suit and amended the plaint yet continuing to claim relief of Rs. 20 lakhs. What are the legal implications of these changed circumstances. On decree being passed in favor of Plaintiff no. 4 will he be entitled to the entire Rs. 20 lakhs or would he be entitled for only 1/4th of the claim balance claim of 3/4th being by implication abandoned by other Plaintiffs