Neighbour in our building imposed fake allegations
Neighbour in our building imposed fake allegations
Few year ago a neighbour in our building imposed fake allegations of theft on my wife I asked husband but he didn't responded. After that I insisted my wife to not to entertain him. After that now th
2 days ago
A. Dear Client,
you can not take up any legal action for just imposing fake allegation, but in case they file a case upon your family falsely for theft, then it would be not stand since there is no evidence and proof to hold the case. additionally you can take up action against your neighbours for defamation - spreading misinformation which as per IPC sec 500 is a crime.
Need advice
There was this guy whom I liked and he was in some sorta trouble and in need of money so I lent him... he did exercise undue influence over me... he gave me a date to repay back but he failed so I sa
2 days ago
A. Dear Madam,
If Police are not comfortable to register criminal case then file a private complaint and bring pressure on him and thus he may settle the amount which is due to him. Parallel to it you may file civil case for recovery of said amount which is nothing but hand loan given to him.
Failed to attend drunk drive case due date in Chief Judicial Magistrate
I received a challan from Haryana traffic department on Jan 18th 2024 under Motor Vehicle Act section 185 as my breathalyzer result was 67mg/100ml. I recently visited virtual court website and found t
3 days ago
A. Dear Client,
Driving under the influence of drugs is a serious offence under Section 185 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, punishable by a fine of ₹10,000, imprisonment of up to 6 months, or both. Failure to appear in court may result in a non-bailable warrant. It's advised to resolve the prosecution by pleading guilty, paying fines, and avoiding driving with a digitally impounded license, which can pose risks and legal complications.
Defamation
I made a comment to a post on a person's self facebook wall on 13.04.2024. My comment on the post was defamatory for the said person. Although my comment was true but it can be proved by documentary e
3 days ago
A. Dear Client,
Your remarks on social media, whether direct or indirect, can harm someone's reputation and lead to a defamation lawsuit against you. In a civil defamation case, the defamed individual can file a suit in either the High Court or subordinate courts to seek monetary compensation from the accused, as per Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code.
Flase 376 or pocso
I am a house owner(suspect) and the (victim )is tenant on august 2023 police suddenly arrested me and i finalize i was arrested in pocso case. complaint registered as i was sexually abused and she go
4 days ago
A. Dear Client,
In case of a false POCSO case implicated against you, you can file a petition under Section 482 of CrPC before the High Court and seek to quash the FIR by providing relevant evidence. Even if the DNA test is negative, it cannot serve as a real evidence to prove your innocence in the case. So, the Court can still proceed with the charges against you.
Hope this answers your query.
Without number plate
Without number plate without driving licence fir booked section 420 ipc 80(a) section 177 case consequences submitted proof documents
5 days ago
A. Dear client, if there is no number plate for your vehicle its a criminal offence you are liable under section 192 of motor vehicles act, 1988. They'll impose fine for the first time and after that there will an imprisonment of the person.
You can file application under sec 482 of crpc for quashing of FIR for the same.
Without number plate without driving licence
Section 420 ipc 80(a) Section 177 attracts if 420 ipc attracts on vehicle owner or rider fir booked on rider
1 week ago
A. Dear client, if you are driving a vehicle without number plate it violates the motor vehicle act of 1988. You will fined for the first time and if your are a repeat offender you can attarct a criminal offence.
Legal advice
My girlfriend and I have been in a relationship for the last 7 years. We both want to get married. For this very reason, she took me to her home to meet her parents. But they violently opposed the mar
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
You and your girlfriend are legally eligible to get married upon attaining the age of majority (i.e. 21 years and 18 years respectively). No persons, including your parents can restrain you from getting married. If your girlfriend is still experiencing mental and physical harassment from her parents, then she can file a compliant under Section 12 of Domestic Violence Act, 2005. If she is unable to do it, then a Protection Officer or any person on her behalf can seek relief for the s ...ReadMore
Forgery in Stamp Paper
One of our relatives forged my Dad's Signature in a Promissory note affixed with a revenue stamp and claims that we owe Rupees Four Lakhs. And also filed a Civil Suit in the Lower court. My question i
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
Section 269SS of the Income Tax Act prohibits individuals from accepting loans or deposits exceeding a specified sum from another individual, except through specific electronic or banking methods. This provision aims to reduce cash transactions and combat the accumulation of black money. Similarly, Section 269T regulates the repayment of such loans or deposits.
Property papers confiscated by CBI
My immovable property papers were confiscated by CBI during raid against a disproportionate property case. The judgement was pronounced by lower court 18 years ago. I had not applied for the property
2 weeks ago
A. Dear Client,
In cases where you challenge a trial court order before the High Court, any appeal for the return of property documents during court proceedings is neither admissible nor maintainable until the High Court has disposed of the matter finally. This applies particularly in cases involving disproportionate asset allegations.
