icon Cast of child in inercast marrige

In inter caste marriage. What would be the child caste? If I want to give wife’s caste to child than what would be the process? Husband belongs to SC and wife belongs to OBC. So, If I want child bel

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client, In India, a child's caste is typically determined by the caste of their father. So, if the husband belongs to the Scheduled Caste (SC), the child will usually be considered a member of the SC. Caste-based reservations and quotas are prevalent in India, especially in education and government jobs. These reservations are generally based on the father's caste.

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icon Non maintaining of account books of Unregistered HSG society

We have unregistered housing society which collect money towards the maintenance due to negligence of builder. Committee Members on the panal are maintaining the account book properly and blaming each

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Examine the society's bylaws or rules and regulations. These documents outline the roles, responsibilities, and powers of the committee members. Ensure that all committee members are following these bylaws. As a member of the housing society, you can request a general body meeting where all members can discuss the issues and concerns. You can collectively decide on the next steps and potentially remove or hold committee members accountable if necessary. If there are allegations of f ...ReadMore

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icon ORER 1 RULE 10 2 OF CPC

require judgement in respect of addition of receiver as party in ejectment suit to protect the interest of tenant and the suit property is a trust property

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7 months ago


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The addition of a receiver as a party in an ejectment suit, especially when the suit property is a trust property, can be a complex legal matter, and the outcome may depend on various factors, including the specific facts of the case and the relevant laws and regulations in your jurisdiction. The decision to add a receiver to the suit is typically made by the court, and it aims to protect the interests of the parties involved, including the tenant and the trust.

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Father had partitioned his self aquired property in 1965 to his 3 sons while he was alive through twenty rupees bond stating the division with witnesses name in it and it got registered through panc

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
If your father partitioned his self-acquired property in 1965 while he was alive and the division was documented in a registered document with witnesses, this may be legally binding. It's important to understand that what you described does not sound like a will but rather a partition document. If there was no will and the property was partitioned during your father's lifetime, it may not follow the typical rules of succession through a will. In this case, the rules of inheritance w ...ReadMore

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icon Needed a right guidance for me in getting divorce ASAP

I don't have any evidence against my partner but my word's are true. I have gone through Mental and physical cruelty so much abused kidnapped and threatened to marriage him now I have my family suppor

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
While you mentioned you don't have evidence against your partner, it's essential to start documenting any incidents of mental and physical cruelty. This can include photographs, text messages, emails, or any other forms of communication that can serve as proof. If you fear for your safety, you can consider applying for a protection or restraining order (such as a Domestic Violence Protection Order) that restricts your partner's ability to contact or approach you. If you wish to file ...ReadMore

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icon Father-In-law along with his daughter and Son-in- law harassing daughter-in-law

It has been 1 year that we have been married. Me and my husband we both are engineers. My husband has bought a flat in Bangalore in his name and there are loan documents to prove the property is fully

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Verify the property's ownership status. If the property is solely in your husband's name and there are loan documents to prove his ownership, then legally, it's his property. If your father-in-law and sister-in-law are harassing or threatening you, you can consider seeking a restraining order against them. Your lawyer can help you with this process. Maintain records of any harassment, threats, or disputes, including phone call records, text messages, or any other evidence that may b ...ReadMore

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icon Recovery of funds

I have deposited around 15 lacs on the name of welfare task and multiple correction and now asked to pay 30 % tax upfront which will be refunded with deposit amount whereas I told them to deduct the t

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
As stated by you in your query, if you possess documentary proof of all financial transactions and details of the identity of the Company along with copies of all relevant correspondence made between you and the Company, then you can opt for the following steps to resolve the issue. Step -1) serve a legal notice to the Company at their registered address claiming a refund of the entire money deposited with them for the purpose, Step - 2) file an offline Complaint against the Compa ...ReadMore

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icon Property rights of stepmother

My friend’s father is going to take a divorce with my friend’s step mother, what all property can she claim to be her’s and can my friend claim for her step Mother’s property?

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
If the property is jointly held, and jointly owned by the husband and 2nd wife and if the 2nd wife is separated through divorce by husband, she can claim her share from the husband's share, besides the 50% share in her name, She also has the right to stay in the property till the decree of divorce is passed by the Court. If a couple decides to split the relationship mutually, the wife has no legal right to any property owned solely in the husband's name. But, if the wife can prove ...ReadMore

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icon Unapproved plot registered with wrong survey no and seller by POA

Person A is the land owner of survey no 10/1 and an agent (General Power of Attorney with permission to sign and register sale deed on behalf of land owner X for survey number 10/2 and land owner Y fo

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Having a series of discrepancies in the series of deeds or documents that transfer the titles of the land which is an unapproved plot as per the records of the concerned authority, and moreover, the project on the said plot got the approval of DTCP and RERA - does it feasible to rectify all the documents/deeds by registering the revised deed of conveyance rectifying the series of discrepancy that basically requires cancellation order in respect of from the appropriate Courts. So, on ...ReadMore

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icon OBC NCL

For obtaining OBC NCL CERTIFICATE in Telangana the income limit should be 8lakhs per annual or if last three consecutive years . If in any of last 3 years it's below 8laks do I'm eligible for this OB

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7 months ago


A. Dear

The eligibility criteria for obtaining an OBC-NCL (Other Backward Class - Non-Creamy Layer) certificate can vary from state to state in India. In some states, the income limit is based on the annual income of the applicant and their family for the current financial year, while in others, it may be based on the income of the applicant's family for the previous three consecutive years.

To determine the exact income limit and eligibility criteria for obtaining an OBC-NCL certificate in Telan ...ReadMore

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