Balasubramaniam S.
24 January 2009 at 09:30
my query to our learned brothers is that whether the settlement deed can be executed without specifying the extent of property settling like i am settling my 1/2 share in the property. i wish to know if there is any judgment to show that it can be done or cannot be.
Ranganath
23 January 2009 at 21:12
Ld counsels,
Mine is a six day marriage, wife is refusing for re-union. She filed a 420 case against me and demanding lot of money. I am shocked how such a money minded people entered into my life. My relation is demaged beyond retrieval which is mainly due to my father in law. I am not willing to pay her a penny and I am ready to fight the case for years. I have filed a RCR so that I record her reason for desertion and to show that I made my attempt for re-union. My question is irrespective of the outcome of RCR can I file divorce under the grounds of desertion after 2 years. I dont think she will change her mind anytime in the future, even at that time she will say she is not ready to live with me. Will divorce be granted atleast after 2 to 3 years. I am approaching court with clean hands that is no allegations of cruelty etc will be proved against me.
DEEPAK SHUKLA
23 January 2009 at 20:04
Sir,
The Bank after proceeding under SARFAES Act 2002 invited Tender for sale of property. On the last day only one bid was recieved which was only Rs. 7 thousand above the reserve price. The action was confirmed. My question is that the bank was right on doing so because there was no competion and the price which is offered to the Bank is Less than the 50% of the present value of thye property.I have heard that atleast three tenders are mandetory but I cound'nt find the Citation or G.O.. Some one have the answer please reply its urgent.
Pallavi
23 January 2009 at 18:16
hi,
I have heard that there is new statute lined up that any property should not be auctioned by the Finacial corporations or debt recovery team during the recession? is that true? if so when will it be active?
Umeshpratap Singh
23 January 2009 at 17:57
Dear all,
FIR lodged by the complainant on 03.09.2008. Police department for unknown reason delaying to file chargesheet. Though the complainant had been admitted in hospital for approx 2 months due to physical & mental attrocities by the respondents. Every medical certificates & documentary evidences of dowry has also been submitted to the Police. Police had spoken to complainant that after "Panchnama" they would file charge-sheet, but even after 4months they didn't. The complainant is financially not sound & police is asking for bribe to file charge-sheet.
What can we do in such case??
It's question of one young girl life, who had been married only few months back.
Pls guide me so that i can help them. I'm also a law student.
I will be grateful to you people..
Its very urgent.
KAMARAJ BHARATHY G
23 January 2009 at 15:52
anybody can tell me about the court fee for the bare injunction. one property value is 2 lacks. i have to get injunction against the defendent to interfeare the peace ful possesion of the plaintiff. my question is in injunction suit there is any fixed court fee or persentage of the suit property?
BHAWNA
23 January 2009 at 15:06
DEAR !!!!!!
i WANT FULL PROVISIONS TO INCREASE ACS OF THE COMPANY.
EARLIER IT WAS ONE LAC AND NOW HAS BEEN INCREASED TO ONE CRORE.
PLEASE GIVE ME ALL THE FORMALITIES NEEDED STEP WISE AND DOCUMENTATIONS REQUIRED
I WILL BE GRATEFUL FOR THIS
A. A. JOSE
23 January 2009 at 14:41
Dear Sirs,
A decree-holder desires to transfer the decree to another court of compentent jurisdiction situated in another District in the same State for getting the same executed againist the property of the judgement-debtor which is a State Government Company under S.617 of the Companies. The procedures involved for the same may kindly be indicated. Whether the court at the other place has to authenticate/endorse the decree before the same is entrusted to the court's Bailiff or not.Thanks in advance.
Aniket Giri
23 January 2009 at 13:48
Sate Legislation of Gujarat enacted a piece of legislation namely “The Gujarat Panchayati Raj, 2001. U/S. 12 of which a person with more than 2 living children has been disqualified for election of panchayats of each level and resultantly debarring from holding the office in Panchayati Raj Institutions to popularize family welfare program & family planning program. Md. Hafiz a permanent inhabitant of Gujarat having 5 sons & 4 daughters living through a writ before the Gujarat High Court challenged the said Act inter-alia on the following grounds:-
1) That the provision of the said Act is arbitral and discriminatory and consistently violating of Article 14 of the constitution.(Art.14)
2) That the provision of the said Act adversely affects the liberty of leading personal life in all its freedom & having as many children as one pleases to have and therefore against the spirit of Article 21 of the constitution.
3) That the provision of the said Act interferes with the freedom of religion as it is the policy of Muslims that to have more children means more nearness to Allah and therefore against the preamble objectives of the secular state as well as is hampering the fundamental right to freedom of religion guaranteed in Article 25 of the constitution.
Negativiting the contentions, the High Court opined that the problem of population explosion is a national and global issue which provides justification for priority in policy oriented legislation whenever needed and accordingly uphold the action of the state.
Being aggrieved and dissatisfied the petitioner filled an appeal before the Supreme Court, the next date of which has been fixed on 2nd July, 2009 for hearing.
Please give me suggestions, how to plead for this case on behalf of either the PLAITIFF......
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