@ My learned friend Chandu with all due respect to you
1. Thanks for acknowledging the very fact that you have a symathetic attitude towards women .
Lady Justice is often depicted wearing a blindfold. This is done in order to indicate that justice is (or should be) meted out objectively, without fear or favor, regardless of the identity( Male or Female ) , power, or weakness of the individuals brought before the bar.
Justice is most often depicted with a set of weighing scales typically suspended from her left hand, upon which she measures the strengths of a case's support and opposition. She is also often seen carrying a double edged sword in her right hand which divides with the power of Reason and Justice in either direction simultaneously.
I have noticed various posts you keep telling women in this forum to file domestic violence case or sec 498 A and than even conclude that it is difficult to prove Domestic violence which takes place inside four walls of the Bedroom in your very own posts in this very forum .
With the no of false DV cases and false 498 A cases i stand by my words on oath Lord Chandu !!
So do you acknowledge the same or should it be interpereted that your silence is an acknowledgment of the same or do you want me to copy paste your earlier post which you have stated in this very forum !!!!!.
And isnt it that what false allegations are laid out have to be proved in the court of law.
Now that you have raised the subject of 498 A i put down below what is 498a has the above auther stated this fact ???
S. 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC): This section is formulated for married women who face
physical and mental harassment from husband and in-laws and the cruelty is made for any unreasonable
‘demand’ (mostly dowry) from the woman and the cruelty is of such nature that it drives the woman to
commit suicide or can be a danger to the life and limb of the woman.
In DV the false allegationss are quoted like a novel i was beaten merciless and was bleeding stating rather 10 dates with no time and no Medicial report sumbitted . Hence i stand by My words why not a single FIR filed for all those 10 dates when domestic violence hs been stated and if there is a FIR than it has to be supported by a Medical Report of the wounds suffered the length the size and the depth . i talk about a FIR only in case of DV cases and if during the proceedings Dv is taking place than why no urgency application of the same :-)
2. In one of your threads, you ask - "what is the meaning of R&A.C., written at the end of deposition after cross examination is over?". It is a basic thing and one, who has basic practical knowledge knows what is "R&A.C."
I really dont understand when i had asked for the meaning of this .My request to you is to copy and paste my post into this very thread where i have asked for it. I dont know who this stanley is to whom you are refereing to :-) .My request to you is not to grunt your anger on me for his post .
3. Above author is concerned only about the property after the loan being cleared as the paper of the said property would be given back after payments of the entire EMI's to whom is the question ??
4. For her husband having a extra martial affair maybe with a married lady its for the author of this post to file section 497 of ipc and than for her to prove the same or as you lay your claims about your legal knowledge its for you to guide her am i right .
5. For the upkeep of hereself and her child provided she is not a earning member we have several options CRPC 125 HMA 25 but has the author of this post conveyed that they have been neglected by the husband :-) .
5. The property may be in joint names but maybe the husband is the only applicant towards the loan do you presume that as per your advise if she writes to the bank stating that the papers should not be given to her husband do you feel the bank will accept your advise and give it to the wife when the husband is the sole applicant to the loan ??
If the husband has driven her away from the house she can seek right to residence but nowwhere has the author of this post quoted that she has been driven away from the house .
6. Your below statement which you have made above
"""" There are illegal methods in which joint properties can be sold without consent of the other owner by hoodwinking the registration authorities when there is a connivance between one of the joint holders and unscrupulous purchaser, who generally will be a person from real estate business and have got sufficient muscle power."""""
You mention of the word practical meaning to say what is practical possible as per law. than you are talking about theoritical ways which i have not understood but rather i have to take the interpretation that a thing which is related to only theory . But you are referring to the word practical rather than stating in reality what takes place or by fraud or forgery people do obtain or aquire a property by fraud rather than using the word practical . Whereby i presume you should have mentioned the word fraud or fradulent ways or illegal ways of acquiring a property . My request to you is to refer the dictionary for the proper meaning and usage of the words if unsure of the same .
with all due respect to you .your statement of quoting your self as a legal professional and than stating the above illegal methods and muscle power of what use is law when law is meant to seek justice they ought to be defended from all this illegal/muscle power else we would be a lawless country with everybody armed with guns and trying to prove their muscle by grabing somebody elses property .We wouldnt be called as humans but would be considered as beasts :-) living in a country or in a civilised world where the law is there but there exist lawlessness :-). Your practise would cease to exist if all this existed .
6 . When you say file DV as per the act is it possible to provide relief within 60 days from the date of the first hearing . How many cases have you fought and you were able to provide relief within 60 days of the act can you post this judgements in this very foroum itself :-)
Please alos convey to the author that a DV case goes on for years :-)
I wish to debate on this topic with you Lord Chandu and the below topic which was posted by you very well know !!!
Does Marriage in India provide EQUAL RIGHTS TO WIFE AND / OR HUSBAND?
Gender Arsenal is all about the uncalled for Gender War which has been initiated and is being fuelled by reasons outside the purview of this article. Gender Arsenal pertains to the weapons available to both the genders in the war. Before going into the actual details about the arsenal, I will elucidate the positions of the two genders vis-à-vis each other.
National Commission for Women (NCW) came into effect in 1992 in India to work on women’s issues. NCW has been instrumental in making awareness about a lot of problems faced by women, and has recommended various legal and social options to redress them. It also looks into complaints received by women. Additionally women have around 3300 odd NGOs working for them, one union ministry and Rs. 1200 crores allocated for their cause annually from the union budget.
Men have none.
I will now proceed to list down some laws meant specifically for women,
1. S. 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC): This section is formulated for married women who face
physical and mental harassment from husband and in-laws and the cruelty is made for any unreasonable
‘demand’ (mostly dowry) from the woman and the cruelty is of such nature that it drives the woman to
commit suicide or can be a danger to the life and limb of the woman.
2. S. 354 of the IPC: Assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty.
3. S. 509 of the IPC: Word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman.
4. S. 375 and 376 of the IPC: Rape of a woman.
5. S. 498 of the IPC: Enticing or taking away or detaining with criminal intent a married woman
6. S. 98 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC): Power to compel restoration of abducted females.
7. S. 125 of the CrPC: Meant to provide no-fault maintenance to wife from husband.
8. S. 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (HMA): Though gender neutral, is largely used by women
to extract maintenance from their husbands in pendency of a divorce.
9. S. 25 of the HMA: Meant to provide alimony to women from divorce.
10. S. 18 of the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act: Another provision for maintenance to wives.
11. Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961: Though gender neutral in its definition, this Act is largely used to protect
women and there are also some judgments for cases filed under this Act, which are gender biased
towards women.
12. Immortal Trafficking Prevention Act: Deals with trafficking of women.
13. Indecent Representation of Women Act: Title is self-explanatory.
14. Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act: Empowers women to abort their unborn children legally.
15. Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act: Meant to tackle Domestic Violence faced by
wife (husband mother is not considered as wife even if his father is alive! + husband’s married sister is
also not considered as wife though your BIL is alive!).
These are some of the laws and Acts made to protect and empower women true to the best of my knowledge; I might have missed a few of them. However, these are only illustrative and not exhaustive of the fact that women are not only over-protected but pampered in this so called Male Dominated Society, [click link] whereas men do not have even a single NGO funded by the Govt. to be fighting for men’s cause let alone any law, section, Act or a commission or a ministry.
It should give a fairly clear idea as to how unequally men and women are placed in this gender war wherein actually men are dragged into uncalled for. On one hand, where women have weapons to the tune of Surface to air missiles [click link] to their kitty as their arsenal, men do not even have aRampuri Chaku [click link] at their disposal.
And, as I said, the list is merely illustrative and not exhaustive; NCW has in its offing more laws to castrate men, some of them being,
1.
Compensation of upto Rs. 2 Lakhs to rape victims [refunded by Women and Child Development Ministry].
2. Sexual Harassment Bill.
3. Workplace Harassment Bill.
4. Law to protect Maids and so on and so forth…………...
Again the list of prospective laws is also true to the best of my knowledge and I might have missed many others in the offing and or or have written in one very old post serially how many laws are there for our Bahu’s [dig that earliest post and help yourself counting].
Whilst there are neither any laws existing to protect men, nor in the offing, and the simple reason for this is, men do not fight for their right or stand up for other men who are fighting for men’s rights.
And if things continue this way, the day won’t be far when NCW will come up with a law like this one:
Inherent Protection of a Woman’s Dream Act: Any woman, who complains against a man that the man entered her dreams and molested her/outraged her modesty/raped her, shall be tried with a relevant section of the IPC. Any married woman who complains against her husband and in-laws that they entered her dreams and demanded dowry from her or harassed her and assaulted her for not bringing enough dowry shall be charged with IPC S. 498A/Dowry Prohibition Act/Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act etc.