Kiran Kumar
09 July 2009 at 19:44
If a parent forcibly takes away the custody of a child from the other parent, does this act amounts to kidnapping?
This is a broader issue, has to be seen from various angles....if possible some relevant judgments may kindly be provided.
srlaksminarasimman
09 July 2009 at 18:53
Respected friends,
Kindly clarify the following
A (belonging to Roman catholic) died without any will. He had left a house property for his two sons. Of the two sons, one son is married and having three sons and two daughters (all are major).
The second and younger son of the deceased is not married.That second son wants to relinquish his rights in the house property in favour of his brother. what is the procedure for this relinquishment? Does it require to be registered with Sub Registrar of Registration Department? If so what will be value on which stamp duty has to be paid?
Mahesh
09 July 2009 at 16:44
In case of award of arbitration in a construction contract what is the stamp duty payable with respect to award value. If the award is on a lesser value stamp paper, how to increase the value of the stamp duty to the appropriate value and what is the time period fixed for such an upgrading prescribed if any.
natarajan nr
09 July 2009 at 16:37
I had purchased a plot of land (2400 sq ft.) in Sriperumbudur, Chennai with my hard earned money (Rs. 1 lack in 2000) through VGP. Now I understand the Govt is contemplating acquiring it and intend to pay small amount by way of compensation. I would like to know
(i) Wil not the compensation amount at par with the market vallue? If so how the market value is determined since the govt will conveniently fix the same to their liking.
(ii) I understand there is a SC judgement that land acquired for use in the public interest(international airport) can not be alienated to a private party and take a huge amount from them thus depriving a small land holder of his hard earned money.
Can I be enlighted? I am living 1100 km away from Chennai.
Sandeep Bajaj
09 July 2009 at 15:33
Once the award is passed by an arbitrator. It becomes the decree of the court and can be executed as such. However, when an arbitration is set aside by the court (under section 71 of engilsh law) then english Law says that it is a nullity. Therefore there is no award in the eyes of law and the parties may again go to the arbitration and hence rearbitration is possible. Now the question arises is it always the case even thought the award is set aside on merits? Is there any Indian or English Judgment on this aspect?
Adv.PARVATHY S KRISHNAN
09 July 2009 at 15:19
what is the constitutional validity of 498A of i.p.c
priyanka
09 July 2009 at 15:18
am a law student. i would like to know cases relating to false allegation of dowry.
Guest
09 July 2009 at 13:25
What shall b the consequences of late filing of FC-GPR Part B with RBI Mumbai (which is to b filed by 30th July)?
Guest
09 July 2009 at 13:23
I think interest for late depositing of ST shall b calculated per day @ 13% annum.
People use to calculate interest per month. I mean, even if w deposit it one day late, they use to pay interest for a whole month...i think this is not correct...interst shall b paid for one day only...Am i correct?
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