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I have given 10 lakhs for investment group and they promised me to give 6 lakhs every year with agreement bond and money transferred by Neft Now they have given 3 lakhs in last 2 years so what should ...
I have given 10 lakhs for investment group and they promised me to give 6 lakhs every year with agreement bond and money transferred by Neft Now they have given 3 lakhs in last 2 years so what should ...
Dear Client,
Begin by gathering all documentation, including the agreement bond detailing the promised returns, NEFT transaction records of your investment, bank statements showing the meager payments received, and any communication related to the agreement or their default. The crucial next step is to consult with a lawyer specializing in civil or commercial litigation to draft and send a formal legal notice demanding the immediate payment of the outstanding amount within a specified timefram
I'm unemployed and age is 44 yrs female. I getting difficult to get job at this age. My husband filed a divorce case on me and he don't want me. Will I get maintenance? How long does it take to get ma ...
Dear Client,
As an unemployed 44-year-old woman with no other income facing a divorce, you are highly likely to receive maintenance from your husband under Indian law. Given your financial dependency, age, and difficulty securing employment, courts will likely grant you interim maintenance during the divorce proceedings to cover your immediate needs, and later, permanent alimony.
While there's no fixed timeline, courts aim to decide on interim maintenance applications within 60 days. To ensu
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According to indian muslim law My father owns a self-acquired and self-owned property. He has two children — one son (myself) and one daughter (my sister). Around 11 years ago, my father voluntari ...
Dear Client,
Under Indian Muslim Personal Law, your father, as the owner of self-acquired property, possesses absolute discretion over its distribution during his lifetime. There is no concept of a child having a "right by birth" in a father's property, and inheritance rights only accrue upon the father's demise. Therefore, your sister cannot legally challenge your father's ownership or claim a share in the remaining property while he is alive.
Furthermore, since she has already received and
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I got loan approved from l&t finance, but disbursed amount, now deducting EMI from my account, what action should I take
Dear Client,
We'd be glad to help, but your query currently lacks the necessary detail and clarity for us to provide a suitable response. As this is a forum, specific legal remedies can only be suggested when there's a defined cause of action. Could you please provide more information and outline the specific issue for which you're seeking a legal solution?"
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We have a Pagadi property 1 RK which was in my late grandfather's name but since we had shifted to other place my uncle was leaving on that house since 20+ years (still the property was in my grandfat ...
Dear Client,
In the Pagdi system, even though your uncle was residing in the 1 RK property for over 20 years, the tenancy was originally in your late grandfather’s name, which means all legal heirs, including your father, may have a rightful claim to the property. If the property has now been redeveloped and transferred solely in your cousin’s name without your father’s consent or any formal succession or family settlement, this may not be legally valid.
Your father can challenge this
In Karnataka , When the arbitration between two religious mutts fails , can they revert back to litigate pending cases or does the government intervene and take over the place of dispute ?
Dear Client,
When arbitration between two religious mutts fails, the parties can revert to litigating their dispute before the civil courts, especially if a case was already pending or the matter is unresolved. The failure of arbitration does not automatically trigger government intervention or takeover of the disputed property.
However, the government may step in only under exceptional circumstances such as mismanagement, threat to public order, or disputes involving public religious endowme
Date of Marriage: Dec 2023, Place of Marriage: Bihar Date of Separation Dec 2024, Last place of co-habitation: Delhi Current place of husband: Delhi Current place of wife: Bihar Current Situation Husb ...
Dear Client,
Wife left the matrimonial home voluntarily in December 2024 after an argument and is now insisting on returning, the husband should first consult a lawyer, prepare all relevant documents and evidence of her behavior and the circumstances of her departure, and then consider sending a legal notice clearly stating his intention to seek divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. This step would serve as a formal attempt to resolve the matter amicably through mutual consent while protecting
Isn't the quantity of water used by a resident a parameter to pay the tanker charges ? Because with equal contribution, family of four persons may consume more than family of six, and family of two p ...
Dear Client,
In a housing society where paid water tankers are used due to insufficient municipal supply, it is unfair to divide the tanker charges equally among all residents without considering actual usage, as families with more members naturally consume more water than smaller households. For instance, a family of two ends up paying the same amount as a family of six, despite using significantly less water. While the municipal corporation provides water as per norms, the society often find
i got terminated on the basis of misconduct and performance , the company has no proof to justify this , andno notice salary paid as well
Dear Client,
If you were terminated on the grounds of misconduct and poor performance without any valid proof and without being paid the notice period salary as per your employment contract or company policy, such a termination can be considered illegal and arbitrary.
Under labour laws, especially if you're a workman under the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, an employer must conduct a proper domestic inquiry before terminating for misconduct. Even in corporate jobs governed by employment cont
I want to know if my wife leaves me without any aligation against me then do I have to give her alimony?
Dear Client,
If your wife leaves you without making any allegations and without any justifiable reason, you may not be legally bound to pay her alimony under Section 125(4) of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), which states that a wife is not entitled to maintenance if she refuses to live with her husband without sufficient cause.
However, if she files for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act, the court may still grant her alimony depending on her financial condition, your income, and wheth
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