Reconciliation with wife
I had dispute with my wife & we are living separately from last 7 months. Earlier She had approached police 2 times but no FIR was launched. She also gave me threat for suicide. My parents had to l
2 years ago
A. Yes definitely, for your security for future incidences you should make the MOU with proper legal advice. As you mentioned in your facts of case regarding two times visit police station attempt to suicide,in such case you have to compulsory prepared the Memorandum Of Understanding.
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Mixed use property
I own a 1500sq.ft.land in Solapur city.I want to use it for commercial and residential use.Can I build a property over this land having both commercial and residential use?I want to construct 3/4 stor
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Firstly, you need to get the relevant permissions to construct a building for commercial and residential purposes. The area in which such a building is to be constructed is taken into consideration while issuing such permission. However once you receive the permission and the plan gets approved, there is no legal concerns that are involved.
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Does a husband has right to request the company to provide wife's maternity details
Hi Sir, My wife has left me and put several wrong cases against me in 2018. Since 2019 May she stopped coming to courts. We happen to go to to her company in Feb 2020 and we spoke with her HR and sh
2 years ago
A. Sir, as per the case details mentioned by you, if she is absent continuously from the court proceedings and as per your enquiry she is on leave you can make an application for sending summons to the company address. on that company will accept the summon or they may deny it. If they accept it and she will not remains present in court then in such circumstances you can move another application regarding her attendance details from the company. Accordingly, you can achieve your object.
Adv . Shirish Patil
Agreement dispute
My name is Md Mansoor Alam .I made an agreement with a consultant that if after going through their training programme I accept any job offer ,I would have to pay certain amount of money to the cons
2 years ago
A. Hi,
Whether you have accepted the offer or not, will depend on the fact that whether you have joined the company or not. If you have not joined the company, then you are not bound to pay any penalty. But if you had joined the company, then it would be deemed that you have accepted the offer letter, in that case you are bound to pay the amount.
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Property
If a Hindu male died intestate having 2 sons & Widow, how is his property divided. He orally devolved 60%to older son & remaining 40% to younger son
2 years ago
A. There is no any oral transfer of land. If male died intested then all his legal heirs will get equal shares.in such situation his both sons and his widow will get the equal shares in this property. The case that he orally devided his property as sixty and fourty persent is not at all admissible.
Adv . Shirish Patil
A. Hello Sir
Under Section 482 of CrPC inherent power of the high court are given. Under this section you quash a criminal proceedings if no prima facie case was made out against the accused. Under this section you quash the First Information Report (FIR) as well. You could find lawyers through vidhikarya in your city who could file a appeal under section 482 of the CrPC in the High court.
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Need advise
Hi I got married in the month of March during 1 at week of marriage my husband came with a 100 mg vaiyagra tablet and told he has erection dysfunction problem.he used 1 tablet and tried sex and unable
2 years ago
A. In such facts and circumstances, you have the option to file a divorce on the same ground as well as you can ask for nullity of marriage on the ground of importance. Ask them for divorce by mutual consent otherwise, you can take steps to file the divorce against him
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Does Previous Admission Statement by Opposite Party Admissible in Consumer Case
Opposite Part has Admitted one Fact in Reply to my Legal Notice. But has Contradicting in his Written Statement (WS). Does this previous admission Statement in his Reply be admissible in Consumer Cou
2 years ago
A. The answer is YES .
the part that which admitted in the reply of notice having credential than that of which is contrary mentioned in their written statement.
the notice of reply is in the prior stage and the written statement is after that and therefore the point contrary mentioned in the written statement is considered as an "afterthought statement ".
Therefore, the admission given in the reply statement will prevail over the later written statement.
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Assets distribution after my brother's death
my deceased brother has surviving wife, son and my mother father. He has two flats. However he and his wife mutually agreed for a separation and therefore exchanged gift deeds so that both flats solel
2 years ago
A. You have not specified about Divorce of your brother BUT ONLY separation so in absence of any Will of your deceased brother,his mother,wife and son have equal share in his properties,each having undivided one-third share therein.
Please take note that Nominee is mere custodian of assets of the diseased person,so if your deceased brother's wife and/or son file/s Succession case,then the Bank cannot disburse the sum to the Nominee.
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Property ownership
Hi, I stay in a flat from 16 years. This flat is in my aunt's and grandmother name. Grandmother has 2 daughters and 4 sons. Total 5 children of my grandmother.Two of son's are expired and I am his son
2 years ago
A. No. Since flat is in joint name of grandmother and aunt hence on death of grandmother half portion of flat is liable to be distributed among all legal legal heirs of your grandmother i.e. her daughter's and sons in equal proportion including your mother but only being gradson you donot have any independent ownership right or title over the flat. Your stay in flat is merely as permitted licencee only. Payment of bills etc does not constitute any ownership right in your favour.
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