by Administrator | Mar 6, 2015 | Family Law, Legal FAQs
Every person desires that his hard earned money and properties gained through his hard labour should go to a proper person who can take care of it. Will is made by such persons to ensure as to how his property should devolve after his death. Indian Succession Act 1925...
by Administrator | Mar 6, 2015 | Family Law, Legal FAQs
Q.After long years of marriage, my wife could not conceive and hence we made an arrangement with one of my wife’s friend who was divorced to bear a child for our purpose. Can the friend claim any right over the child? What are the legal safeguards that are to be taken...
by Administrator | Mar 6, 2015 | Family Law, Legal FAQs
Q. By executing a will, my father gave all his assets and properties in favour of my mother. Recently my mother died without executing any will. How will be the property divided? Hindu Succession Act 1956 (Act) under Section 15 states about general rules of succession...
by Administrator | Mar 6, 2015 | Family Law, Legal FAQs
When a deceased person does not make a Will and dies then a document named Succession Certificate is obtained in India and it is governed by The Indian Succession Act 1925. A Will is a legal document that states the person’s wish for division of property....
by Administrator | Mar 6, 2015 | Family Law, Legal FAQs
Q. When filling an application form for passport, I noticed four columns regarding marital status viz, single, married separated and divorced. Is there any distinction between divorce and separated? Dissolution of marriage done by court in a legal proceeding when a...
by Administrator | Mar 5, 2015 | Family Law, Law Reviews
The Oudh Law Act, 1876 was enacted on 10th October, 1876. It extends to all territories that are under control of Chief Commissioner who is for time being in control of Oudh”. All laws made are regulative in Oudh. Oudh Courts will manage Laws like succession issue,...
