neeraj
14 April 2008 at 18:37
Often we read in national dailies that Supreme Court of India give directions to register a F.I.R. of the cognizable offence. But if a S.H.O. does not obey the orders. Is this a Contempt of Court? If it is can we file a writ petition before the Hon'ble High Court to give directions to register a case against the concerned S.H.O.. One thing more that even if the matter between the two opposite parties has been settled. My question is the offence made by the concerned S.H.O. stands or not by not registering a F.I.R. after receiving the information.
The party has sufficient material to prove that the S.H.O. got the information. Even the party complaint to the higher authorities against the S.H.O. for not registering the F.I.R. and told the authorities for his active connivance with the other party. But after few days the higher authorities of the police department resolved the matter between the two parties. But my question remains stand that whether the S.H.O. who do not register a F.I.R. is found guilty or not. What necessary action can be taken against the said S.H.O. so that he may not repeat the mistake.
yamini
14 April 2008 at 13:15
Is one time settlement available to the dues under SBI credit card, if so please intimate the procedure for the same along with address to which we should communicate.
Priya
14 April 2008 at 11:43
What are the legal rights for me, a married woman who was left in my father's place by my husband? The separation is for 5 years now. I have a mental illness, which was informed before marriage and a document signing the same by the husband is also available. My husband has never earned during our life together, but now I have heard he is earning his living. It was me with my illness who earned during marriage. When I spoke about divorce with my Psychiatrist lack of conjugal love was the reason he put forward. As I am earning only my basic needs, how or when should I proceed for the divorce? Also my father and brother is well settled and don’t want them to be dragged into this unfortunate incident. Even I have a part of my dowry and my earnings saved when ever possible. I don’t want any money to be paid to my husband to get the divorce. What are my chances to get a divorce?
Priya
14 April 2008 at 11:43
What are the legal rights for me, a married woman who was left in my father's place by my husband? The separation is for 5 years now. I have a mental illness, which was informed before marriage and a document signing the same by the husband is also available. My husband has never earned during our life together, but now I have heard he is earning his living. It was me with my illness who earned during marriage. When I spoke about divorce with my Psychiatrist lack of conjugal love was the reason he put forward. As I am earning only my basic needs, how or when should I proceed for the divorce? Also my father and brother is well settled and don’t want them to be dragged into this unfortunate incident. Even I have a part of my dowry and my earnings saved when ever possible. I don’t want any money to be paid to my husband to get the divorce. What are my chances to get a divorce?
Priya
14 April 2008 at 11:16
What are the legal rights of a married woman who was left in her father's place by her husband? Also what are her rights if her parents wants her to leave the house? The husband was not, but is earning and father is retired with pension. This query is not only for financial help but the legal rights of the woman in the situation?
Priya
14 April 2008 at 10:56
What is the procedure for refund of PF? Have worked as teacher for 6 months in a school in Mysore. Being in Bangalore, i would like to do this through correspondence. I have my PF Number. What should be the details to be mentioned in the letter and to whom should it be addressed?
Priya
14 April 2008 at 10:50
Married daughter, now separated, invested a part of her dowry with her father in a chit company. As the company could not pay, they alloted a plot in a residential project they were investing. To avoid legal formalities this plot was registered in the father's name. Now due to personal conflicts the daughter would like to take the legal rights on the property. It cant be registered now in the daughter's name due to legal complications pending in the residential project. Father has agreed to transfer to the daughter through papers on payment of his share of investment. How should this paper be executed?
I still have doubts regarding the Expert’s reply, being the following:
The residential plot is required not to built a house. If is only to be on the safe side as
relationship between the daughter and father is deteriorating. As per Alt1: given above will a signed sale deed by father suffice or should it be signed by witness or any particular officials, notary or registered? And yes the payment can be made by cheque. I am not clear regarding Alt3: Why Rs.100 non judicial stamp paper drafted by notary? Are you saying in the third alternative given after the plot is possessed for 12 years the title will come to daughter her after 12 years? The property was registered in the father's name to avoid legal formalities as the daughter was staying in a different state. Immediate registration of the plot is not possible as the residential layout is still under some litigations.
marcy
14 April 2008 at 01:11
In our society, builder has sold the open as well as stilt car park to the members for a consideration amount and the soceity is charging them parking charges in their maintenance bill as per the allotment letter issued by the builder.
We seek advise:
1. Can the society take these members as the owners of these car parks.
2. If not, then what action the society action should take if these members are parking their cars in the place allotted by the builder.
3. As these members have purchased these car parks prior to the foramtion of the society (1999) can the society regularise these car park by a resolution as first come first serve basis.
4. Can you let us know where to get a copy of the High court judgement regarding the sale of open/stilt car park?
thanking you.
Marceline
Ashish M
13 April 2008 at 23:30
Dear Sir,
Whether any such 'WILL' will be valid if it is made by the father under the coercion and undue influence of his son? The son has in the past forcebly made the father to sell a house property. and now the father is living in a rented house and has the only shop through which he supports his unmarried daughter, his wife and second son.
The elder son is forcing the father to sell the only shop too to pay off the loans he had taken in the past.
Is their any remedy with the father such as to get the 'WILL' prepared beforehand privately and can such 'Will' be changed unlawfully by the son ????
Pls help......
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