Civil Matters

Can the case be prolonged to over a year for Written Statement Sessions? 

I have a ROR for a Land parcel ( Land1 ).  I wanted to sell it. A person with whom I had made an agreement to sell for a different land i.e. Land2 lodged a false Civil case against me that I had made an agreement with him to sell the Land 1 and accepted a part of the money, but I was not accepting the remaining  money for the last 3 years. In support he produced a False Document of Agreement to sale Land1. He photocopied the signature part from the Land2 document. 

Fortunately he copied not just my signature but also the other details  Handwritten by me (names and the words “BUYER” and “SELLER”  along with his own signature also). With these details I could recognise the source of signatures used in forged documents. Although I had a Cellphone  photo of the Land2 document I was unsure if that would stand as a proof…   original document is with the person, I kept mum on the source of signature because I thought that I can create some surprise element during the case proceedings when needed. 

Even after almost a year the case is still in WS status after 4 deliberations and now again there is one more WS deliberation in March 2023 End  so again nothing will happen till June/July because of vacations. I asked my lawyer details and why so many WS sessions..  he says it is a regular procedure. As per eCourt , details the WS was given during 1st deliberation itself,  what business took place in other WS sessions is not shown in eCourt reporting. 

In order to expose the signature fraud I could bring a FIR thru Magistrate to verify the signatures in document produced in Civil Case. Although FIR has a FIR number it does not appear in Police FIR details website.  I also do not have Criminal case number lodged with Magistrate. My vakil says FIR number is same as CC number but that is wrong. 

When I asked him the status he says it is not for you..  it is between Magistrate and Police and Me ( Lawyer ). When the investigating officer of FIR called me, I said there is no such agreement and does he have any proof of money that he says he paid me? In turn the officer produced a purported receipt.  Fortunately the dumb  fellow produced the copy of Old agreement with him for Land2 with very obvious changes using White Correction Fluid. 

I Immediately sent my rejoinder to Investigating officer comparing both the document signatures produced by the opposite party pointing out that the whole signature area from Land2 doc has been Copied for forging the signature of Land1 doc. On enquiry of the current status the Investigating Officer says that the civil court is not releasing the document for forensic investigation. 

I am 75 years and there is no one else who will take over in case I am no more. ( intend to donate the money to Charity by selling the land. ) 1. Is it common to have several WS sessions in civil court? When I asked this to my Lawyer he says ‘I Can’t explain you ..  it is regular process. ‘   But when I tried to see the Case histories of other cases in same court maximum WS sessions were 3 in about 20 % cases. 2. In FIR case,  will the civil case document be not released for Forensic Investigation by Police authorities for Criminal Case Investigation? Is there a way to appeal for a possible FIR laxity? 3. Unlike Maharashtra, there is no special status for Senior Citizens in Telengana.  Can I shift to Maharashtra and ask the case to be transferred there because of age factor?

Is physical punishment allowed in schools in India?

Is physical punishment allowed in schools in India? I am XXX, I am studying in 9th class in a Christian school of Balotra, Rajasthan. It is a CBSE school. But the teachers keep beating students when they don’t do their homework or when they are not able to answer a particular question. So I want to ask, is physical punishment allowed in schools of India? I had searched for it on the internet but didn’t get a straight answer. 

Distribution of family pension between minor son and widow is possible or not

I am a sixteen years old son of a deceased father. My father died in 2020 due to covid. Now I am facing financial problems and cannot carry on my studies. My mother is living with her brother in Kolkata and I am living with my grandfather. After the death of my father the entire pension has been withdrawn by my mother. In this situation the distribution of family pension between minor son and widow is possible or not.

Finance company demanding money from me after death of my husband 

My husband bought some money for finance on weekly payment. I don’t know how much. He told me on Sunday I will return totally. Now my husband has passed away, the finance person is calling me and asking for money. God promised I didn’t have anything in my hand. Finance company demanding money from me after death of my husband.  I’m having a 6 month baby, now I’m totally zero. That’s nothing at all to sell . Please help me sir if there are any problems for us. 

Complaint against the additional district judges for their intentional violation of the established legal procedure 

I have lodged innumerable written complaints and unaccountable email petitions against the additional district judges for their intentional failure in following the established legal procedure. Complaint is regarding the judge for pronouncing the judgement without issuing me the summons notice before judgement in form no 4a of appendix ‘b as required under sub rule (4) of rule (3) of the order xxxvii of the civil procedure code,1908. However, there was a petition filed before the high court for the expedite hearing.

Can I get the death certificate of my father in absence of photo identity card?

Our father Died in July 1991 and somehow the death certificate could not be made at the time. In the meantime we lost/misplaced all the photo identification of our father. Can I get the death certificate of my father in absence of a photo identity card? Death certificate is one of the required documents to get the family pension for my unmarried sister. What could be the alternative to the death certificate?