Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul

Questions Answered by Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul (50+ answers)

Q: Legal advice for not appearing in court for myself

Ex husband applied for divorce first hearing on June 10,I didn’t appear,next was on July 4th,final call on July 23 which I will not appear and I am also willing to give divorce I have a girl baby I don’t need alimony or anything from him that’s why I didn’t appear but I need divorce too but the other party appeared for 1st and 2nd hearing what I should do further?

Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul answered
Based on your query, do not ignore the court proceedings. If you also want the divorce, it is advisable to appear before the Family Court on the next hearing date or engage an advocate to represent you. If you remain absent repeatedly, the court may proceed ex parte based on the available evidence. You may inform the court that you have no objection to the divorce and clarify your stand regarding alimony, child custody, and maintenance for your daughter. Since a minor child is involved, the child's welfare remains the court's primary concern. Obtain proper legal advice and participate in the proceedings to protect your rights. Family Court | Divorce Lawyer | Child Custody | Maintenance | Indian Divorce Law

Q: Gift from son to mother doubt about stamp duty

I wanted to 1bhk 30Lk price flat to mother it's a son to mother gift .1) How much stamp duty in pune?.N 2)can I make at other taluka sub registrar in pune district but other than pune corporation?

Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul answered
Since the property is in Pune, Maharashtra, the applicable Maharashtra stamp duty and registration rules will apply. A gift deed from a son to his mother may be eligible for concessional stamp duty, subject to the prevailing law. The deed should generally be registered before the Sub-Registrar having territorial jurisdiction over the property. Verify the latest charges before registration.

Q: which jurisdication court to file for divorce

husband addresss matriomonial home address in perumbakkam. wife address in aadhar is valasaravakkam, but living in gerugambakkam. if husband decided to file contested divorce, which family court in chennai to file. hearing now there are multiple options ?

Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul answered
Under Section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, a contested divorce petition can be filed before the Family Court having jurisdiction over (i) the place where the marriage was solemnized, (ii) the place where the parties last resided together as husband and wife (matrimonial home), or (iii) where the wife is residing at the time of filing. Based on the facts stated, if the parties last resided together at Perumbakkam, the husband may file before the Family Court having territorial jurisdiction over Perumbakkam. However, the exact Family Court jurisdiction in Chennai should be verified based on the notified territorial limits to avoid objections.

Q: Sir, sarfesi act 13(8) explain and discuss for the time with tamil

Sir, sarfesi act 13(8) explain and discuss for the time with tamil

Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul answered
SARFAESI Act-ன் கீழ் உங்கள் சொத்தை ஏலம் விடுவதற்கு முன், நீங்கள் நிலுவையில் உள்ள முழு கடன் தொகை, வட்டி மற்றும் செலவுகளை செலுத்தினால், வங்கி அந்த சொத்தை ஏலம் விட முடியாது. இதுவே Section 13(8)-ன் நோக்கம்.

Q: How to Check Divorce and Family Court Cases in Tamil Nadu?

What is the procedure to check if a person has filed or is involved in any divorce or other family court cases in Tamil Nadu? Can a lawyer search pending and past matrimonial cases if the case number is not known? What details are required (name, spouse's name, address, etc.)? Can this be done through the e-Courts portal? What is the usual lawyer's fee for conducting such a search and providing the case details?

Advocate A.K Azey Kumar Rhakul answered
Yes. A lawyer can assist in searching pending or disposed divorce and other Family Court cases in Tamil Nadu. If the case number is unavailable, details such as the person's name, spouse's name, address, and probable court location can help. Searches may be done through the e-Courts portal and court records, subject to data availability. Professional fees vary depending on the scope of the search and verification.