Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal

Questions Answered by Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal

Q: Property is belong to husbands father's

He is ready give mutual divorce, but 25 lakh as final settled, I need some more from in laws property

Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal answered
hi, unfortunately law does not allow you any claim in in-laws property. you can claim in your husband's property but not in your in-laws property. if you are getting 25lakhs, that is a decent amount. you should accept it and go ahead

Q: Cheque Bounce under 50000Rs, advice for legal action

A person gave me a payment through Cheque. But the Cheque is Bounced. what legal action I can take against him.

Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal answered
You will first need to send him a legal notice and if he does not comply within the specified time period then you can file a criminal case against him.However since your amount is 50,000, your legal expense may turn out to be more. Hence, I recommend sending a legal notice. The opposite party may come to settlement terms.

Q: Desertion Case Along With Live In Relationship

This query is on behalf of my sister. She was married 10 years back. She is a working professional. Had taken a job In middle East 3 years back. Now when she come back and is working in India, husband is working in another city and it is putting false allegations of illegal relationships on her and wants to get separated. He later himself accepted of being in another relationship and staying with other unmarried Hindu girl as live in. For separation since my sister wants to move on she agreed but only after transferring all properties in her name. My sister had contributed a majority chunk to the 2 properties. Initially her husband agreed but now he is demanding a share of the property. Is it allowed for him to be in live in while my sister is alone and feeling cheated. Can he demand a share of property if there is enough evidence from the bank statements that his contribution was minimal and he was in the relationship only for having a lavish lifestyle?

Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal answered
Hi. live in relationship is illegal with the first marriage subsisting. hence, if you do not want to give him a share in the property, you are not bound to. you will first need to send him a legal notice with reference to the same and if still things don't work out, you always have the option of going to the court. regards, Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal

Q: Nomination Form 14 (and Immediate Furnishing Of Indemnity Bond)

My Qs is, if there are multiple nominees on the nomination form, then are we supposed to furnish any indemnity bond (in form Appendix - 18 as per bye-law 34) together right now.? Or should we (nominees) wait until the owner is no more, and then submit the Indemnity along with society membership application form? As per Maharashtra co-operative housing society act 1960. Kindly guide

Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal answered
Hi, moat importantly as nominees, you do not become the owner of the property. you will still have to execute the appropriate legal documents to make the right person the owner of the property. on the indemnity form, I need to know the purpose of the same to be able to guide you better. regards, Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal

Q: Initial divorce notice to husband

I just want to send a notice to my husband for divorce as he and his family have been taking me for granted since marriage. i want to make them aware that I'm not weak and I can take a stand if required. I hadn't given dowry so I'm always at the receiving end for that. now that I'm pregnant and need special attention and care, they have been depriving me of that also. I'm a working woman and can take care of my baby alone if needed. please advise on how can I let them know that I'm considering divorce.

Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal answered
Hi. We can send a legal notice to your husband, a strong one saying that he should be taking care of you and giving you all the facilities that you ought to get else you will go to the Court. also, if your husband is not taking care of you, we can go to the Court seeking maintenance. regards, Advocate Vibhuti Agrawal