Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee

Questions Answered by Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee

Q: Get notice from Local BLRO office

8 years ago, I purchased the ancestral property from 3 daughters and 1 son. However, recently, a new person has emerged claiming to be a daughter, and I have discovered that there are actually 4 daughters and 1 son. At the time of purchase, the gram panchayat certificate stated that there were 3 daughters and 1 son. Now, I have received a notice from the BLRO office requesting me to come with the documents to their office. I need advice on what steps to take. The land records is under my name.

Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee answered
In order to understand your issue papers are needed to be seen once.Firstly at the time of purchase what is the copy of mutation from BLRO showed?Secondly did u verify the certificate of gram panchayat with the BLRO mutation certificate at the time of purchase?In order to get the right and correct solution it would be best for you to contact directly and atleast have a telephone consultation with all documents u have related to the property.In order to connect call on Eight nine one zero three double two seven three one

Q: Marriage under special marriage Act

Can two same caste Hindu couple marry each other under special marriage act because they are second cousin and cannot marry each other under hindu marriage act.

Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee answered
Yes u can marry under special marriage act. When it comes to Hindu marriage act you can’t marry within cousins but in case of Special marriage act there is no such hard and fast rule. You can marry within family and there is no restriction in it. For further details and assistance u can call on my number Eight Nine one zero three two two seven three one.

Q: How to get recovery from Cheque bounce

I m a complainant as being director of my company i have given Rs 5lac of cheque to a person but his cheque got bounce. Is there any relief which i can get

Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee answered
Kindly call at Eight Nine one zero three two two seven three one. If a cheque is bounced then within thirty days u have to sent a letter of demand on advocate letter pad and wait for thirty days. If within thirty days there is no reply from the defaulter, then u can file a case under 138NI act

Q: Hindu Divorce

I am a Bengali Girl had a court marriage on 20th November 2016, I resisted cohabitation due to conflicting values on education and traditional roles. It has been almost six years I am not in touch with my partner, I discussed getting a divorce but he denied at that time I also ignored as I wasn’t looking to settle down soon. Now I am looking to set myself free. Please help what can I do?

Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee answered
You can file for a divorce to set yourself free but here the question arises whether your husband wants to give you a divorce or not . If he is not willing to give you divorce then you have to file for contested divorce in order to get a divorce from your husband. And luckily if he wishes to give you a divorce you can file for mutual divorce and you will b free in six months

Q: Remarriage Time after Mutual Divorce

Me and my spouse are filing for mutual divorce (Hindu Special Marriage Act). After getting the final order or decree how soon can we remarry Socially and also as per Hindu Special Marriage Act

Advocate Rupsa Mukherjee answered
Once your divorce is done mutually, you can remarry the very next day as per the Hindu marriage act and special marriage act. In matter of mutual divorce there is no bar of time for remarriage.Only in case of contested divorce, there is a waiting period of six months. For mutual divorce there is no WAITING PERIOD