sunitta
11 September 2009 at 00:26
My ex wife ans i are both American citizen. after divorce we had friendly relation. however, during my surgery, she came to india along with me to help me out and to take care. we owned one property together which was supposed to settlle betwen us. she stayed with me for less than one year but not as husband and wife. I paid her money for share of the property. she signed non registered sale deed but it was notarized. she also signed power of attorney. but later on due to influence of her relative she cancel the power of attorney. Now she wants to proceed against me under IPC493 to prosecute me.she has moved out of house more than a year. My question is that we both us citizen, married out side of indin non hindu marriage. had divorce in In US, dose she has right to prosecute me just cause she help me during my illness? does Indian court has jurisdiction? secondly is there statutes of limitation applies to 493. I am looking forward to hear from a learned counsel.riven
Member (Account Deleted)
11 September 2009 at 00:06
What is the distinction between pleading and acting ? Attorney pleading only and Attorney acting & pleading?riven
ronak
10 September 2009 at 23:12
1.I want to first whether the gratuity bill 2009 is passed by the parliament or not?
2.Are Teachers came in the definition of the word "employee"..till now
3. How to calculate the gratuity amount.
4.Maximum amount is still 3.5 lacs or it is amended to 10 lacs..
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TANMOY
10 September 2009 at 23:11
A civil suit is filed and an application U/O-39, Rule-1 & 2 read with Section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is also filed and the civil judge has granted interim injunction against forceful eviction U/O-39, Rule-3 CPC. Petitioner is a foreign national. Opposite Party is stating that a foreign national cannot get relief of injunction under the law. Can you please tell me whether a foreigner is able to obtain perpetual injunction or not?riven
ALOKE KUMAR BARDHAN
10 September 2009 at 23:04
The banking Regulation (Amendment) ordinance 2007 has ommitted sub section (1) and (2) of Sec 24 of BR Act. Thus, ascheduled bank's SLR is capped at 40% of DTL to be calculated on afortnightly basis.
On the other hand, SEc 25 states that on a quarterly basis, a bank should keep assets in india, in Cash. Gold or unencumbered approved securities at 75% of DTL.
this appears to be contradictory to me. may be I have understood it wrong. My question is, when 40% is the cap, how 75% of DTL id expected to be maintained on a quaterly basis ?
riven
vinod bansal
10 September 2009 at 22:09
R/Members
Plz tell me Essential commodities Act is bailable or nonb-bailable in Haryana presently as i have heard now as per latest amendment it is bailable now.Thanxriven
pradeep kumar lalwani
10 September 2009 at 21:01
After 2 years of operation ,A lady become pregnant again . Any rulling in favour of lady in consumer protection Act.riven
kotaruraghu
10 September 2009 at 21:00
sir,
my grand father gave a shop for without any written agreement since 30 years.for rs.400 but till date there is no written agreement but he was not paying rent for 2 years. is there any relief for meriven
Tipsy
10 September 2009 at 20:37
Can you please give Format of Indemnity Bond M20 to be filed by the mg.committee with Registrar of society on stamp paper of Rs 200/-
what is the detailed procedure that the commitee is required to adopt in the event of any such delayed execution of indemnity bond by the managing committee members of any housing society and also for the regulations on exemptions/condonation of delay if any available to individual societies.
riven
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Adverse Possession
One hindu died (before 15 year,, leaving two sons and one daughter. There is a will in favour of two sons.. nothing given to the daughter..
However daughter staying at the same house since birth and (even) after marriage with her husband since last 15 year..
Now one brother filed partition suit.. can the daughter and her husband claim adverse possession?
if not who and when can claim adverse possession?riven