#Patiala House court

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Delhi News: पुर्व आईएएस प्रोबेशनर पूजा खेडकर ने गुरुवार को अपने खिलाफ आपराधिक मामले में अग्रिम जमानत के लिए उच्च न्यायालय का दरवाजा खटखटाया है। गिरफ्तारी पूर्व जमानत के लिए उनकी याचिका पर शुक्रवार को न्यायमूर्ति सुब्रमण्यम प्रसाद के समक्ष सुनवाई होनी है। खेडकर पर आरोप है कि उन्होंने आरक्षण लाभ प्राप्त करने के लिए यूपीएससी सिविल सेवा परीक्षा 2022 के लिए अपने आवेदन में कथित तौर पर जानकारी को गलत…

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Discover the Top Patiala House Court Lawyers

Looking for expert legal representation at Patiala House Court? Patrons Legal features a team of top-notch Patiala House Court lawyers specializing in criminal, civil, and family law cases. Our experienced lawyers are dedicated to providing effective legal solutions and protecting your rights.

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Divorce Lawyer in Patiala House Court

BHATLA LAW FIRM (BLF) is a boutique of technically and legally sounded advocates Law Firm located at New Delhi. BLF is led by Mr Kamal Bhatla a seasoned professional having a vast experience of court presence for over two decades. He is a highly vintage lawyer with strong knowledge and high professional ethics. He devotes his time in thorough understanding the case of his clients and suggests non complicated solutions. His honest and professional behavior is commendable

Kamal Bhatla is the best Divorce Lawyer in Patiala House Court who believes in finding an amicable way to settle families for the better growth of each and every individual member of family. He is the best divorce lawyer for marriage issues in Patiala House, Delhi to file or defend your mutual divorce petition, contested divorce, alimony, domestic violence (DV), interim maintenance, 125 CrPC, dowry harassment u/s 498a, women cell complaints or any other related matters. 

Divorce without Mutual Consent: When one party to the divorce is not ready to seek divorce then the only option left to the parties is to fight for it in the Court. This is known as “Contested Divorce”

Grounds for Divorce: Explanation 1. Adultery as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(i) Extramarital sex is known as “adultery”. Other than his/her spouse if a married person voluntarily indulges in sexual intercourse with a person of the opposite sex during the subsistence of his previous marriage then it is termed as adultery. These are sexual relations not allowed by marriage. 2. Cruelty as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(ia) Cruelty includes both physical as well as mental cruelty. Before the Amendment Act, 1976, it was only a ground for judicial separation and not a ground for divorce. Earlier view on cruelty was that there should be actual physical harm and reasonable apprehension to establish cruelty but this view was changed. Now mental cruelty is also considered as a more serious injury.  Cruelty can be established from facts and circumstances of the case. It mainly includes the behaviour of one spouse towards the other which causes suspicion in the mind of the party who is filing for divorce that it is unsafe to live with him/her. 3. Desertion as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(ib) When one spouse intentionally abandons another spouse without his/her consent or without any reasonable cause is called desertion. It is withdrawal from the matrimonial obligation. 4. Conversion as a ground for divorce- Section 13(1)(ii) If a Hindu cease or ceases to be Hindu by converting himself into another religion than the other party who is still a Hindu is entitled with the right to seek divorce under this section. Also, if children are born to him/her after the conversion gets disqualified from inheriting the property of any of their Hindu relatives. 5. Mental Disorder: Unsoundness of Mind- Section 13(1)(iii) Before 1976, unsoundness of mind for one year was a ground for judicial separation and if it continues till three years then it will be a ground for divorce. But after the 1976 Amendment, no period is prescribed and moreover, it includes all types of mental cases, sub-normality and abnormality. 6. Presumption of death- Section- 13(1)(vii) If a person is not heard of being alive from his/her near or dear ones or his/her relatives for a period of seven years then he/she seemed to be legally dead. But in case he/she was married before, then their spouse can seek divorce on such a ground. In this case, no alternate decree of judicial separation is passed.

Divorce with Mutual Consent: When both husband and wife amicably reach to a conclusion to end up their married life and part ways than it is called mutual divorce.

Important Conditions before Filing a Mutual Divorce: Living Separately For At least 1 Year: Both the male & female partners must be living separately for at least 1 year. No Adjustment Is Possible: They have tried all the ways to live together. Approval of Both the Partners: The approval of both partners is important for the separation of partners. Necessary Issues Must Be solved among the Partners before filing the application: Custody of Child: If any Maintenance & Alimony Fees: If any decided Settlement of Assets & Property: If any   Documents for Mutual Divorce: 1.   Address Proof - Both Husband & Wife(Current address proof) 2.   Marriage Certificate / Marriage card 3.   Marriage Photograph 4.   Passport size photograph 2 each Procedure to File a Mutual Divorce: 1.   Filing a Joint Application /petition 2.   Appearance in the court 3.   First motion 4.   Second motion Final statement Decree is awarded

  Bhatla Law Firm is a top player in the category Best Divorce Lawyer in Delhi. This well-known Firm acts as a one-stop destination servicing clients both local and from other parts of Delhi. The firm belief that the client’s satisfaction is the most important role of each and every member of the firm. This nature of the firm have helped this firm garner a vast base of clients, which continues to grow day by day. This firm employs individuals that are dedicated towards their respective roles and put in a lot of effort to achieve the common vision and larger goals of the firm. In the near future, the firm aims to expand its line of services and cater to a larger client base.

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SPECIAL NIA COURT DELHI SENTENCES 3 ACCUSED IN KHAJA MOIDEEN ISISI CASE

New Delhi, 1st September 2024: The Special Judge, NIA, Patiala House Complex, New Delhi, on Saturday sentenced three accused in the  2020 Khaja Moideen ISIS case, in which they had indiscriminately fired at police party in order to evade arrest. All three accused, Khaja Moideen, Syed Ali Nawas and Abdul Samad, had been convicted by the court in the case RC-5/2020/NIA/DLI on 6th August 2024. They…

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Engineer Rashid takes oath as member of 18th Lok Sabha

NEW DELHI — Jailed leader Engineer Rashid took oath as a member of Parliament on Friday after he was released on a two-hour custody parole by the Patiala House court in Delhi. Engineer Rashid was sworn in as a member of the 18th Lok Sabha following his victory from the Baramulla constituency in J&K. He defeated former J&K chief minister and vice president of the National Conference (NC), Omar…

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Shabir Shah Gets Statutory Bail In PMLA Case

Shabir Shah Gets Statutory Bail In PMLA Case New Delhi : Delhi’s Patiala House Court recently granted statutory bail to a known Kashmiri separatist Shabir Ahmad Shah in a money laundering case under PMLA. Despite the grant of bail, he will remain in custody as there are other cases pending against him. He was arrested in 2017 in this case. He sought statutory bail on the grounds that he has…

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Wrestlers protest: Delhi Police reaches court with chargesheet against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh | More sports News

NEW DELHI: A team of Delhi Police on Thursday reached the Patiala House Court to file a status report in the case involving WFI President Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. Delhi Police recommended cancellation of case filed by minor wrestler against WFI chief. Delhi Police told the court that no corroborative evidence were found against the WFI chief, as per the sources.The court has put up the matter…

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Salman Khan’s brother-in-law Aayush Sharma receives legal notice for alleged plagiarism in Ruslaan dialogues & story : Bollywood News

Following a petition against their upcoming film Ruslaan, a Delhi court has recently served a notice to Aayush Sharma, who is Bollywood actor Salman Khan’s brother-in-law, as well as producer K. K. Radhamohan and South Indian actor Jagpathi Babu. Satyabrata Panda, an Additional District Judge at the Patiala House Court, presided over the hearing and directed all the defendants to submit their…

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Top 3 News Of The Day: Pawan Gupta's petition rejected Nirbhaya case, Kuldeep Singh Sengar case, Modi on Corona

[] Pawan Gupta’s mercy petition rejected The mercy petition of  Pawan Gupta, the culprit of the Nirbhaya case, has been rejected by President Ram Nath Kovind. Earlier, Delhi’s Patiala House Court on Monday stayed the execution of the four convicts in the Nirbhaya case till further orders. On Monday, Pawan Gupta’s lawyer told the court that his mercy petition is pending with the…

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Lawrence Bishnoi: Lawrence Bishnoi will be in NIA remand for 7 days, the decision of the court of Patiala. Lawrence Bishnoi will be in NIA remand for 7 days. The decision of the court in Patiala

TV9 Bharatvarsh | Updated on: Apr 18, 2023 | 1:59 PM Lawrence Bishnoi has been remanded in custody for seven days. NIA had applied for pre-trial detention with the court. The court sent the NIA into pretrial detention for seven days. The Patilaya House court said that after the pre-trial detention, the investigative agency will have to appear with the evidence. News is updated… Image Credit…

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India: Human rights defender and Kashmiri Journalist Irfan Mehraj arrested by the National Investigation Agency under India’s anti-terror legislation

On 22 March 2023, the Patiala House Court in New Delhi remanded human rights defender and journalist Irfan Mehraj in the custody of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) until 1 April 2023. Irfan Mehraj was arrested by the NIA under several charges including the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) on 20 March 2023. In the evening of 20 March 2023, he received a ‘routine telephone call’ from the NIA and was asked to report to their office in Srinagar. Subsequently, he was arrested under a case registered by the NIA in October 2020, alleging non-governmental organisations (NGOs) of serious offences including criminal conspiracy, raising funds for, and supporting terrorist organisations. Irfan Mehraj’s arrest is part of the ongoing consolidated attacks on journalists in Kashmir and on one of the most prominent NGOs, the Jammu and Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society (JKCCS).

Irfan Mehraj is a journalist based in Srinagar, Kashmir. He is the founding editor of the online Wande Magazine and also contributes towards editorial work of the media outlet TwoCircles.net. He wrote extensively about issues of human rights violations in Kashmir including fake encounter killings, attacks on Kashmiri Pandits, and the situation in Kashmir after abrogation of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution. He also contributed to prominent national and international media houses such as The Indian Express, Al Jazeera, Himal Southasian, and Deutsche Welle. In 2016 Irfan Mehraj previously worked with JKCCS as a researcher.

On 22 March 2023, Irfan Mehraj was bought before a special NIA judge at the Patiala House court in New Delhi and remanded in NIA custody for 10 days until 1 April 2023. The NIA had sought 12 days of custody for the human rights defender. On 20 March 2023, after Irfan Mehraj was called to the NIA office in Srinagar for an informal conversation, he was arrested in First Information Report (FIR) No RC-37/2020, registered in October 2020, under Sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy) and 124-A (inciting disaffection towards government through words, signs, etc.) of the Indian Penal Code and UAPA sections 17 (fund raising for terror activities), 18 (conspiracy to commit terror act), 22A & 22C (relating to offences committed by registered companies), 38 (offence relating to membership of a terrorist organisation), 39 (supporting a terrorist organisation) and 40 (raising funds for a terrorist organisation). On 21 March 2023, the local magistrate approved the transit remand for Irfan Mehraj to be taken to New Delhi and subsequently he was transferred to New Delhi by an evening flight.

Irfan Mehraj has previously been interrogated by the NIA on multiple occasions in Srinagar and New Delhi with respect to the same case. In October 2020, under the same case in which the human rights defender is now arrested, the NIA had raided the offices of JKCCS and homes of prominent Kashmiri human rights defenders, including Khurram Parvez. The NIA also seized documents and electronic devices, including those of Irfan Mehraj. A press release by the NIA on 21 March 2023 stated that Irfan Mehraj’s arrest was the first in their investigation in this case. According to this NIA press release, he was a close associate of human rights defender Khurram Parvez who is arbitrarily detained in another similar case under UAPA by the NIA since 22 November 2021.

Front Line Defenders was reliably informed that the NIA interrogated Khurram Parvez for two consecutive days in the Rohini High Security Prison in New Delhi during the last week. They had threatened him with arrest in relation to this case from October 2020, and with arrests of his other colleagues and associates. Khurram Parvez has now also been arrested under the case filed against Irfan Mehraj, after being produced before a court in New Delhi. Khurram Parvez’s arbitrary arrest and detention in November 2021 has been widely condemned by UN experts and human rights organisations. He was recently awarded the prestigious Martin Ennals Award in February 2023.

Irfan Mehraj’s arrest is the latest in the attempt to silence and intimidate human rights defenders and journalists in Kashmir. Besides human rights defender Khurram Parvez, journalists Fahad Shah, Sajad Gul and Asif Sultan remain imprisoned and face reprisals for their legitimate human rights work and investigative reporting.

Front Line Defenders strongly condemns the arrest of journalist Irfan Mehraj and believes it to be a part of a larger attempt to target the human rights defenders associated with JKCCS. Front Line Defenders is deeply concerned about the increasing harassment of activists and journalists in Kashmir and calls on the authorities in India to immediately and unconditionally release Irfan Mehraj and quash the fabricated charges against him.

Front Line Defenders calls upon the Indian authorities to:

1. Immediately drop all charges against Irfan Mehraj as it is believed that they are solely motivated by his legitimate and peaceful work in defence of human rights;

2. Immediately and unconditionally release Irfan Mehraj, as Front Line Defenders believes that he is being held solely as a result of his legitimate and peaceful work in the defence of human rights;

3. Carry out an immediate, thorough and impartial investigation into the arrest of Irfan Mehraj, with a view to publishing the results and bringing those responsible to justice in accordance with international standards.

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Statutory bail granted to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah in PMLA case

NEW DELHI — Delhi’s Patiala House Court recently granted statutory bail to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Ahmad Shah in a money laundering case under PMLA. Despite the grant of bail, he will remain in custody as there are other cases pending against him. He was arrested in 2017 in this case. He sought statutory bail on the grounds that he has undergone more than half of the maximum sentence…