Practice Areas
Divorce, Family, Wills / Trusts
Consumer Court, Insurance, Motor Accident
Cheque Bounce
Documentation
Labour & Service
Property
Courts
- District Court, Kundapura
- District Court, Mangalore
- District Court, Siddapur
- District Court, Sirsi
- District Court, Udupi
- District Court, Yellapur
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Questions Answered by Advocate Sowbhagyalaxmi S Hegde (25+ answers)
Q: Contested -Disposed Meaning In Negotiable Instruments Act
In cheque bounce case contested Disposed meaning can I know will be there any next date or final order will be passed can I receive full amount with interest
Advocate Sowbhagyalaxmi S Hegde answered
no.. there will not be any next date.you have to see what is the outcome of the case. before that who you are,are you a complainant or accused.this question matters. both have different role to play.
Q: Domestic violence (mental harrassment)
I married in 2023.We used to live separately in a different city because of job.My mother in law took my jewelry after marriage and did n't let me come to their home after. After 6 months of marriage our families arranged a meeting to discuss the issues. But my in laws turned it into an ugly argument and even hit my father.After that,I moved out of the home.So,we asked for our jewelry/money but they refused.We filed a mental harassment case and tried for settlement but they didn't even attending
Advocate Sowbhagyalaxmi S Hegde answered
hello, first thing are Willing to continue the marriage??if yes don't file a case have a talk repeatedly along with your parents.if no. file a complaint in the court, if police fail to attend only.as you said they didn't attend then settlement is hard so directly file a complaint in court.
Q: Rights to property if unmarried sister stayed in the property for 15yr
Upon Father expiry, Wife/Mother got her share by partition deed. Sister after getting her share at a different property,lived with mother for 15 years. Sister is not vacating. Does un-married women again get entitled to property/place of stay.My mother is alive, gifted me her 50% share of the property thru Gift Deed, making it 100% mine.1. Does my unmarried-sister(52 years old) staying in this property for 15 years demand/get rights to my property, just because we kept her for 15 long Yr
Advocate Sowbhagyalaxmi S Hegde answered
Hello,when your sister got her share and if she is satisfied from her share them there is no dispute at all.but if your sister is not satisfied from her share in partition, she might raise a dispute in future.by looking at your mother or staying in the property doesn't amount to claiming ownership or share in the property.if your mother wishes she can give it to her from your mother share the remaining 50%.
Q: Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007
Under Section 23(1) of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, can my grandmother (who is a widow and remarried) apply to cancel the gift deed that my grandfather (deceased donor) executed in favor of my father, even though she was not the donor/transferor herself?.In the gift deed, there is no explicit condition mentioned about providing maintenance or care to my grandfather or grandmother.
Advocate Sowbhagyalaxmi S Hegde answered
when there is no condition from your grandfather.and it is executed by your grandfather. where there is no role of your grandmother.then your grandmother has no right to cancel the gift deed.whether she is a witness just check it.
Q: Sir I want buy my forming land my wife try to give stay order
Sir I want seal Forming land but my First wife he is not with me he live without me 25 year and I have another marriage 20 years ago but my first wife is try give stay order that is possible
Advocate Sowbhagyalaxmi S Hegde answered
first question are you divorced from your first wife??if yes, was there any conditions in divorce.if no, how come land related to your first wife.??if she has no relevance she cannot go for stay..to answer properly we need more information.
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