Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

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1.I have taken Stay Order on my Husband's (who Currently resides with a mistress) Plot which is actualy one ancestoral property (in a case against my husband on his ancestors Property) This Stay Order is for not to sell the property /Land during the course of the case which is pending in the court which was passed in my favour recently in feb'2011 ,

My Husband has done since 2006 the deal with the Reliance Mobile and has set up the Reliance Tower in a part of this land earlier and the same deal continues till date.

Can I do something about it through court as the plot on which reliance mobile tower is situated comes under the plot on which stay order has been taken by me

2. My Husband has given the name of his mistress as wife in his service record with BHU(Banaras Hindu University) , I have submitted the court orders to BHu several times that i am the legally married wife . I am following up with BHU and keep on sending reminders to BHU since the last ten years but they have not taken any action till date. My husband recently got retirement in Feb'2010 i have got the information throgh RTI that my name in not in his service record, Please suggest what should i do.


Asked on 4/12/11, 1:23 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
Sanjay Kalra Sanjay Kalra & Associates

I have answered your questions long time back. How come you are back again.

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Answered on 4/12/11, 4:47 am
Devansh Bhardwaj Devansh Bhardwaj

Here first of the question come as to whether have you also filed any case regarding the maintenance against your husband, because this act of yours regarding insertion of your name as wife in the records takes you towards it only if yes then what is the status in that.

Secondly have you also filed any other cases(s) against your husband or has he filed any case against you?

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Answered on 4/12/11, 10:59 am


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