Sapinda relationship
Sapinda relationship
Please clarify, if being a girl I marry my mother's mausi's son's son. Then will it be illegal? Or it will come under the purview of a sapinda relationship? Also our parents are first cousins then we
1 day ago
A. Dear Client,
Sapinda marriages are defined under Section 3 of the HMA, 1955, as two persons are said to be “sapindas” of each other if one is a lineal ascendant of the other in the limits of said relationship, or if they have a common lineal ascendant who is within the limits of said relationship with reference to each of them. On the mother’s side, a Hindu individual cannot marry anyone who is within three generations of them in the “line of ascent”. On the father’s side, this prohi ...ReadMore
Is any legal obligation for me to share the property within my brothers and sister
Dear Sir My father has purchased a home in varanasi city on my elder brother name when he was minor or an age of less than 18 Years old It was late 1980 Since 2003 the property was on his name only
4 days ago
A. Dear Client,
When your father bought the property in the name of your elder brother he will be considered a registered owner of the said property and until and unless a registered owner relinquishes his ownership right either by a registered deed of gift or deed of relinquishment, nobody can get the ownership of the said property. Now the question arises of how your mother acquired ownership of that property when your elder brother matured in the year 2003 in the absence of any deed of gift or r ...ReadMore
My parents trying to control my life they want to control me like papate.
My parents trying to control me like i am a papet they even force me to not go outside on holiday or for a vacation they want to spread me from my Gf. They threatened me and give me warning they will
5 days ago
A. Dear Client,
If you've reached the legal age of adulthood and have your own source of income, you have the right to live independently from your parents. You can formally notify them of your decision by issuing a legal notice.
Money fraud done by brother
My brother and my parents have taken money from me. They took loans on my name by emotionally and physically harassing me and told me they will return. My brother stole my cards and bought things. No
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
If you have experienced domestic violence, you have the right to take action. You can file a complaint at your local police station under Section 12 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence (PWDV) Act, 2005. Additionally, you or someone on your behalf can directly approach a Magistrate to seek various reliefs under this Act.
You have the option to make a complaint online through the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) website or via email to the National Commission f ...ReadMore
Inquiry Regarding Maintainability of GWOP Case
I'm from Hyderabad. I'm married 13 years ago to husband from Kurnool, Andhra State; endured physical abuse. Filed 498A complaint in hyd police station a year ago. Two daughters, aged 11 and 3, reside
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
Both the petition under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 for Restitution of Conjugal Rights (RCR) and the petition under Sections 10 and 25 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 for seeking guardianship of the minor child can be filed simultaneously. However, according to Section 9 of the Guardians and Wards Act, the petition should be filed in the District Court where the minor ordinarily resides. Therefore, the Guardianship of Wards of Court (GWOP) case filed in the Kurn ...ReadMore
Domestic violence by step son with abusive language
Sir I am 2 wife i have 1 daughter and my husband had 2 children one 16 years son and 11 years daughter.we married in 2021 with all relatives acceptance, since 2 years son continusly harrassing me and
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
Under Section 4 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, each district must have one or more Juvenile Justice Boards, comprising a Metropolitan Magistrate or a Judicial Magistrate of First Class. In your situation, you can approach the Juvenile Justice Board of the relevant district to address the challenges posed by your son's behavioral issues. After counseling and assessment, the Board may recommend temporary placement in an Observation Home while an ...ReadMore
Emotional abuse
I wanted to file a case against my brother in law who has been mentally harassing me since the day I got married..its been three years I have been facing bad behaviour , emotional abuse , bad language
1 week ago
A. Dear client, you can file a complaint under sec. 503 of IPC for criminal intimidation and under sec. 509 of IPC for outraging modesty of a women. And also you can file a complaint of domestic violence and Prevention of Domestic violence act, 2005 and also under sec. 498A of IPC
Wife dont want to live amd her family demanding money which they have given before marraige for articals
Iam from hyderabad.my wife home is in bihar.she is mentally ill and unstable,she can't do household work properly.from starting of my marraige life,my wife family is supporting her for any mistakes is
1 week ago
A. Dear client, you can file for divorce under the Hindu Marriage act, 1955. You can get divorce under section 13 of Hindu marriage Act by mutual consent and also for the mental illness of the spouse.
Definition of family under rules 1970 and revenue code 2021
Second wife can be entered in khatauni as legal heirs whereas legal wife alive and never divorced.
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Without a divorce decree from a competent court annulling a marriage, neither spouse can legally marry another person, violating Section 5(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, rendering such a marriage void under Section 11 of the Act. Consequently, disputes or claims stemming from such a void marriage are inadmissible and cannot be maintained in law or in practice.
Legal advice against husband
Good evening myself Aishwarya Dey, Me and my son (3 years old kid) went to Ireland with my husband as my husband is living there but after going there my son's health condition was not good as he was
3 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 mandates that individuals with sufficient means must support their spouse, children, and parents if they are unable to support themselves. If a husband fails to provide financial assistance to his wife, she can seek maintenance and alimony under this section. A ruling by the Calcutta High Court in the case of Dipak Banerjee vs Sudipta Banerjee in 1987 established that Section 125 applies regardless of citizenship or personal law. ...ReadMore
