PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
02 August 2009 at 23:26
HELLO ALL LEARNED
MY CLIENTS FATHER AND MOTHER BOTH DIED AND THE SELFAQUIRED PROPERTY IS IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER HE LEFT TWO SON AND TWO DAUGHTHER NOW SHARE WILL BE DELIVERD AS PER THE HINDU SUCSESSION ACT OR ANY OTHER WAY PLS INFORM
THANKS IN ADVANCE
PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
02 August 2009 at 23:21
hello all experts
i would like to know that the cpc and crpc are procedure laws respectivaly and as per the said laws the stages of the cases followed by the court in the criminal cases and civil cases from summuns to the order as well as criminal now i would like to know the stages in the high courts and supreme courts cases like revision appeal spl special civil application mis application spl criminal application if possible provide full explanatory reply or suggest the name of book or section of crpc or cpc thanks in advance
PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU
02 August 2009 at 23:01
HELLO ALL LEARNED EXPERTS
GENERALLY IN THE CIVIL CASES WE PROVIDE THE ZEROX COPIES OF THE DOCUMENTS ON WHICH WE RELY ON AND AFTER GIVING THE EVIDENCE WE REFER IN THE TESTOMANY AT THE TIME OF EVIDANCE OR LATER WE PROVIDE ORIGIANAL BEFORE THE COURT AND GIVE APPLICTION FOR THE EXHIBIT THE SAID ZEROX COPIES OF THE PAPPERS BASED ON ORIGINAL NOW MY QUESTION IS THAT CLIENT HAVE A ORIGINAL MONEY RECEIPT AND DONOT WANT TO PRODUCE BEFORE COURT DUE TO FEAR THAT IF IT MAY BE LOSS CAN I GIVE THE APPLICTION AFTER THE COMAPRING IT TO RETURN OR SHOW IF ANOTHER METHOD IN UR KNOWLEDGE
Adinath@Avinash Patil
02 August 2009 at 22:19
is guardian of minor son/daughter can give power of attorny to another person to file civil suit,consumer complaint or any other applications in various court of laws.
kk
02 August 2009 at 21:27
i m secretary of one of registerede coopt scty .My q is shop/ flats under ground floor have extended their area and due to which society area is used upp they have paid to builder at time of purchse(old buyers) and paid to BMC (new buyer of ground floor)
my Q us how do i solve this issue and take back property of scty >???can u giv elink of case laws or any section ?
Shashwat Shukla
02 August 2009 at 21:19
Ld. Counsels,
Whether a Nam Nirdishta Sadasya have a voting right in the election of Chairman? Plz give any ruling of Allahabad High Court as well as Supreme Court.
neelakshi
02 August 2009 at 18:55
A woman in governemnt service died intestate. she is survived by a minor daughter. she was separated from her husband for last 10 yrs but not divorced.she had nominated her maternal aunt (mother's sister) in her provident fund account.
1)Does the nominee have the right receive the provident fund amount,in this matter, as accoridng to the definition of nominee- the nominee is a trustee and not the owner.
2)As the child of the deceasesd woman is a minor, is it mandatory to make the nominee of the provident fund account a guardian of the minor child?
3)Can the maternal uncle (deceased woman's sisters husband)become the guardian of the minor child as the father is residing separtely for the last 10 yrs. and does not look after the welfare of the minor child?
P K CHOHAN
02 August 2009 at 18:33
We are residing in punjab and my daughter studing in +2. Earlier we could not furnish the certificate at matric level since my wife is also serving in the same school.
Now can we take benefit at the time of taking admission in college or at the time of applying for service, without showing it in school.
In fact we don't want to show our caste in school.
What is the way out? Please guide us.
Regards
P K CHOHAN
02 August 2009 at 17:49
Please clarify whether one can use his/her caste certificate at latter stage while taking admission in any college for higher studies without submiting it at school secondary level.
In other words, whether it is compulsory to sumbit caste certificate at secondary school level or one can submit the same even later at college level.
Regards
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