Advocate Krupadanam Kola

Questions Answered by Advocate Krupadanam Kola

Q: How much time does it take to get bail in a murder case

My husband arrested in attempt to murder a2 case.we applied for bail but 20 days passed bail didnt came.what should we do to get bail after how many days the court will give bail??plzzz tel me ur valuable suggestion.

Advocate Krupadanam Kola answered
Section 439 crpc. If any strong evidence behalf of your husband come to my office with ID proofs. Contact me for more details. (if it is false case file 482 crpc in high Court.) or wait until investigation completed by police officer.

Q: Can a wife claim maintenance after divorce

Dear sir/madam, My brother in law is not taking my sister to his home last 2years.he have affair with some other girl. What to we want to take divorce.if we go Though court shall we get dowry,and maintenance cost. Please suggest me please.

Advocate Krupadanam Kola answered
If your sister proves or any evidence her husband illegal relationship with other girl. 1. First go to police station and file a case or approach any advocate to file a private complaint in court. Or2. Send a legal notice through advocate and and file a RCR. Any advice/further steps contact me.

Q: How to file a case against a university

dear sir! I am a student studying msc computer science in vrips, nellore.i used to study very well, I failed in one subject but I did write my exam very well, but university is doing like this for money, so I want to file a case against university, please give me advice.......!

Advocate Krupadanam Kola answered
Give me your details I will prepare complaint letter behalf of you. Your Locality and university location etc1.your admission details2. Full address3. University administration details4. Local police station

Q: Rights of Daughter in law in father in laws property

What are all legal rights of daughter in law (excluding her husband's legal rights) in her father in law's business and property in HUF joint family.

Advocate Krupadanam Kola answered
The basic principle of Hindu law is If property is self acquired, they can give it away to a stranger on the road or a charitable trust. Doesn't matter.If it is your ancestral property, then your children take a share the moment they are born.When you die without making a will (intestate), your property becomes ancestral for your children.So, to answer your question, if it is your mother's father's father self acquired property, you cannot ask a share against his will. If he has dies intestate it becomes ancestral property and you will have an equal share with your brother and mother.Succession for a Hindu male dying intestate is thus -Children, wife and mother take the first equal share. So, if A dies intestate, his wife, daughter, son and mother, all will take 1/4th equal share in his property.There are many many other complex rules but I am not going there for the purpose of this answer. After the amendment to Hindu law, daughters take an equal share in the property.Lastly, if it is your mother's father self acquired property, you cannot ask for a share against his will, but if he has refused to support you, you can claim maintenance from him. Applies to both boys and girls.

Q: Action against husband having an affair & in laws concealed this fact

i am a hindhu by religion and got married in 2015, since then i was harassed by my in laws in all matters. I do not find any support from my husband and his family. Also recently i came to know that my husband had a baby with a married lady whose husband is alive. She is not having any legal relationship with my husband but she is cheating her husband and continuously in touch with my husband. I was helpless because my husband is still continuing his affair with her. My mother in law and sister in laws, brother in laws know this issue well before my marriage. They intentionally spoiled my life by cheating my family members. I am unable to tell this issue to my parents and siblings. How can i take legal action against my husband and his full family and that third lady in my life. I was fully helpless and kindly suggest me a right legal path to proceed further.

Advocate Krupadanam Kola answered
The wife's whose husband is in an extra marital affair, you have “no legal remedy” which can establish criminal liability for his disloyalty so there is no punishment.Not even the woman with whom your husband establishes a sexual relationship outside the marriage can be prosecuted under the Cr.p.c but if she is married then your husband can be held liable adultery under the Indian penal code section 497.COURT VIEWThe Hon’ble Supreme Court has opined this as a favorable discrimination towards women, as the law doesn’t envisage punishment for any of the spouses involved but additionally, not even for a woman outsider. Only an outsider man to the marriage is to be punished under Indian adultery law. It is for this favorable discrimination, the section has defeated the challenges questioning its constitutional validity (valid Article 15(3) of the Indian Constitution) in the apex court. The statute with provision are stated below.The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and the Special Marriage Act, 1954Divorce:The Hindu Marriage Act (HMA) under Section 13(1)(i) and the Special Marriage Act (SMA) under section 27(1)(a) have mentioned in a very precise manner, that any marriage may be dissolved by a decree of divorce on filing of a petition by you on the ground that your husband or wife has, after the solemnization of the marriage had voluntary sexual intercourse with any person other than youIt cannot be criminally liable but it establishes a ground for divorce.