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Dear Sir,

Along with the execution petition, you should attach certified copy of the final order, copy of complaint, proof showing service of notice upon the opposite party if available, and any communication demanding compliance. You should also mention the amount due including compensation, refund, interest, litigation expenses or penalty, if awarded by the Commission.

The Consumer Commission has power to enforce its order by several methods including attachment of bank accounts or property

Dear Sir,

In employment law, salary deduction generally depends upon the terms of employment, company standing orders, HR policy, collective agreement, and applicable aviation service regulations. If the company has treated the matter as “sick leave,” the crucial question is whether you had any sick leave balance available and whether the absence for the last flight was properly reported according to company procedure. If you informed the company immediately upon falling ill and complied wi

Dear Sir,

If both your parents are genuinely classified under Group C service and are not holding gazetted Class I/Class II equivalent posts, there is a reasonable possibility that you may still be eligible for a Non-Creamy Layer certificate despite total family income exceeding ₹8 lakhs. However, the final decision depends upon the exact cadre, pay level, promotion status and current Karnataka Government rules applicable at the time of application.

Dear Madam,

If you satisfy the eligibility conditions under the Maternity Benefit Act, namely having worked for at least 80 days in the preceding 12 months, you are ordinarily entitled to maternity benefits irrespective of whether you are currently on an active project or on bench. The company also cannot deny maternity leave merely because the project has ended. Your employment relationship continues unless lawfully terminated in accordance with contract and applicable law.

Dear Sir,

It is not legally correct to say that only the surviving son alone becomes entitled to the entire property merely because the property was originally self-acquired property of the grandfather. The crucial point is that after the grandfather’s death, the property ceased to remain his exclusive property and vested in the beneficiaries named under the Will. Thereafter, the shares belonging to deceased sons would devolve upon their respective heirs.

Grandsons may therefore claim rights

Dear Madam,

Yes. An issueless Hindu widow can, in certain circumstances, execute a Will in respect of the self-acquired property inherited from her deceased husband in favour of her brother. However, the answer depends upon how and in what capacity she obtained rights over the property.

If the husband died intestate (without leaving a Will) and the property was his absolute self-acquired property, then under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 the widow, being a Class-I heir, would inherit the prop

Dear Sir/Madam,

The victim can now:

File an FIR at the local police station in Ranchi or approach the Cyber Crime Cell.
If police refuse, she can file a complaint before the Magistrate under Section 156(3) Cr.P.C.
She may also approach the State Women’s Commission or legal services authority for assistance.

On the question of delay: Indian courts have consistently held that delay in reporting, especially in cases involving women and minors, is not fatal if properly explained (fear, stigma,

Dear Sir,

Regarding the blank cheque, even if they present it, any case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 is defendable. A cheque must be issued towards a legally enforceable debt. Courts have repeatedly held that excessive/usurious interest and illegal lending practices can render the claim unenforceable. If the cheque was taken as security or filled for an inflated amount (₹18 lakh built on illegal interest), you can challenge it. Evidence such as proof of the origin

Dear Sir,

On the issue of relinquished lands (roads, parks, civic amenity sites): once transferred to planning authorities (like BBMP/BDA/KPTCL), your RWA cannot claim ownership over those portions. Your ownership will only extend to non-relinquished assets like clubhouse, STP, internal facilities, etc.

Dear Sir,

As a general rule, societies can demand maintenance in advance, but only to a reasonable and limited extent. Under the commonly adopted Model Bye-laws (issued under the Act), maintenance is typically billed monthly, though societies often collect it quarterly in advance (3 months) for administrative convenience. This practice is widely accepted and legally sustainable when backed by a resolution of the general body or managing committee.

However, demanding excessive advance—such as