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4 years ago
My house is very small, whatever my family and my family talk about, our neighbors, whose house is very close, They spread our personal and private conversations to 5 to 6 colony nearby, under which law can we file a case against them? Give any idea and which proof is required or without proof. Those people have made it difficult to live. Please tell ...
Naveen Sharma
Responded 4 years ago
A.When we live in a densely packed society, as in our country, and given our social mores, it is practically very difficult to get the privacy that we conceive of in an ideal situation or from the point of view of society and standards where we do not belong. Also, when in a troubled state of mind, we begin to aggravate the wrong being committed against us. That being said, yes you can file a suit and also seek injunction against them for not publicizing your private conversations. So far as the question of evidence is concerned, you can only have oral witnesses, like your family member or members with whom you had private conversation and other persons in your locality as witnesses to testify that they heard your such private conversations from your neighbours. You can also seek damages, though that will be a little difficult to prove as quantifying damages caused by compromising of your privacy is slightly tricky and more so as the Hon'ble Courts find it difficult to conceive of any quantifiable direct damages having been caused by attack on your privacy. But you certainly have a case.
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A.Dear Sir,
You must always must be away from such slum minded people. You can lodge one complaint but they will file 10 complaints. Come to the reality. The public and your neighbors who is right and who is wrong. Just neglect their rumors and comments….call me…
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You must always must be away from such slum minded people. You can lodge one complaint but they will file 10 complaints. Come to the reality. The public and your neighbors who is right and who is wrong. Just neglect their rumors and comments….call me…
Please give me Rank 5 if you feel my answers also helped you
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Jagath Ratchagan
Responded 4 years ago
A.Hi,
Lodge a complaint before the police.
The police will enquire the Matter and file a FIR against them.
If police fails you can private complaint u/s 200 crpc before the magistrate court.
Thank you
With regards,
Advocate J.Jagath Ratchagan
Lodge a complaint before the police.
The police will enquire the Matter and file a FIR against them.
If police fails you can private complaint u/s 200 crpc before the magistrate court.
Thank you
With regards,
Advocate J.Jagath Ratchagan
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 4 years ago
A.Hi,
Strange behavior by Neighbours.
1. Get some witnesses who can give statement that your Neighbours discuss.
2. File an FIR u/s 505 of IPC
Strange behavior by Neighbours.
1. Get some witnesses who can give statement that your Neighbours discuss.
2. File an FIR u/s 505 of IPC
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