MRCM’s proposed changes to improve Civil Matters

1 Summary of changes in civil laws we demand , promise

We have demanded, proposed, 10s of detailed changes in civil laws. Some of them are

1. Enacting Land Record System (Torrance System)
2. Enacting administrative system to record all loans and restrict usury
3. Enacting administrative changes to settle loan default cases
4. Speedy divorce, alimony and child custody to abused women
5. Repealing 498A, DVA
6. Enacting administrative changes settle inheritance related disputes fairly

2 Enacting land/flat ownership record system

We request the reader to gather information on Torrens Title ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torrens_title  ) . We demand , promise to enact this system in India to resolve the mess in the land record system.

3 Laws to stop usury and solve loan defaults

The procedure to enact system by which citizens can replace police chiefs, and also enact Jury System over junior policemen. This will reduce the strength of nexuses between users and policemen. In addition, we will enforce every lender to disclose the loans he has given and disclose the interest he is charging, and stop the usury by enabling Jurors to imprison the users. The ceiling on interest will be 1.5 times the prime lending rate. (eg as of Jun-2008, PLR is 1.25% a month, and so limit on private lending will be 2.5% a month).

4 Laws to fix family disputes

We shall codify marital contracts and make them valid unless one-sided. Fair Minimal Alimony and child custody shall be married woman’s right upon separation or divorce. In addition, if the woman is facing abuses, we shall empower the Jurors to give prompt divorce with alimony and child custody.
We promise to repeal one-sided laws like 498A and DVA.

5 Other party’s stand

No party is interested in repealing 498A and have supported DVA.
 

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