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Dear Client,

The persistent, year-long delay in your Bangalore City Civil Court case, which is crucial evidence stage, requires immediate action you must formally write to your current advocate demanding a written plan and schedule for filing the necessary Affidavit of Examination-in-Chief (evidence) on the next scheduled date;

If your advocate remains unresponsive, you should instruct them to file an application under Section 151 CPC to the court to expedite the trial and fix a specific da

The Rs.19,999 shown as “on hold” has the highest chance of coming back because police and banks have already managed to block that amount in the suspected fraud account, and once the investigation confirms you are a genuine victim and there is no competing claim, they can order the bank to refund it, while the remaining amount above three lakhs will depend on whether the cyber police can actually trace and freeze those funds in time, so you should keep following up in writing with both the c

Dear Client,

You have effectively paid interest on Rs.10,00,000 for the entire period even though SBI actually disbursed only Rs.9,00,000 till 09/09/2025, and the last Rs.1,00,000 was released by DD only on 16/09/2025 after loan closure.

This means you have a clear, quantifiable excess interest of about Rs. 29,520 on that undisbursed Rs. 1,00,000, and you can formally demand refund/adjustment of this excess by giving a written complaint to the branch enclosing the sanction letter, disbursemen

Dear Client,
Since a blank account opening form does not contain any sensitive customer information and contains the basic information and documents required by the bank and regulatory authorities for opening an account, any person can walk into a bank and collect blank account opening forms for non-individuals. But, until the same form is properly filled out, signed, and submitted with the required documents, the account opening form submitted by a non-individual is not processed by the Bank i

Dear Client,
Bye law No.49 to 54 of the Model Byelaws of the Cooperative Housing Societies registered under the Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960 outlines the grounds. procedures and other related matters in respect of expulsion of membership of a member of the society and any spiritual activities carried on by a member in his or her apartment/flat unless the same is objected collectively by the members or contrary to the common interest of the society or provisions of its byelaws, is n

Dear Client,
A co-owner in a jointly owned property has equal right to possess and use that property. Without following appropriate legal steps, if you take the law in hand by breaking the lock of flat which was locked by the co-owner, then you may face criminal prosecution for unauthorised trespass and criminal breach of trust specially when a toxic relationship exists between the co-owners. So, in the given scenario, you can send a legal notice to the co-owner to assert your rights demanding

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, you can escalate your grievance before the regulatory authority of all universities, including private universities, i.e, the University Grants Commission(UGC). To streamline the stakeholders' grievance redressal mechanisms, UGC has merged its existing portals/ helplines except for Anti Ragging Helpline and developed a new portal "UGC e-samadhan: A step forward: Service to Stake Holders" which would be a single Window system for all the stakeholders for regis

Dear Client,
Article 51A(g) of the Constitution of India makes it a fundamental duty of every Indian citizen to respect and have compassion for all forms of life. So, for infringement of the constitutional right, a pet owner or lover can complain to the police station or file a civil suit before the Court for violation of the Wildlife Protection Act (1972) and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act (1960). However, recently on 22nd August, a three-judge Bench of the Hon'ble Supreme Court has

Dear Client,
The court fee payable for filing a suit for cancellation of a gift deed is computed based on the market value of the property as determined for jurisdictional purposes. In Maharashtra, the court fee for cancellation of a gift deed is ad valorem fees which is often calculated as half of the ad valorem fee, (usually 1-2%) of the property's market value, as prescribed under Section 6(ha) and (iv)(d) of the Maharashtra Court Fees Act. 1959. The exact fee depends on the property's mark

Dear Client,
The variable pay or compensation is determined based on two main factors– the employee's performance and the company's overall performance. An employee becomes eligible to get variable pay in terms of employment only if he is on the payroll as on LWD(last working day) for the month, the quarterly variable is paid. There are four quarters in a financial year. If the employee's LWD is on or after 30th June(for the quarter of April to June), he/she will receive the variable pay for