Harassment by neighbor
My 74 year mothers and others in my house are constantly subjected to criminal harassment by a neighbor who is throwing garbage into the compound, creating a ruckus using children, . He is now explodi ...
My 74 year mothers and others in my house are constantly subjected to criminal harassment by a neighbor who is throwing garbage into the compound, creating a ruckus using children, . He is now explodi ...
Dear Client,
What you’re facing is not just a minor nuisance but continuous harassment, and the law still gives you protection even as tenants. You can make a written complaint at your local police station for public nuisance, intentional harassment, and negligent handling of an animal, as these are punishable under the updated criminal laws, including Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, which has replaced the old IPC. The acts of throwing garbage, creating disturbance at night with firecrackers,
I have got a email mentioning that a complaint was raised on my account mentioning some cyber crime on my account of rupees 24000 and that amount got hold in my account , i contacted cyber crime they ...
Dear Client,
If you have received an email stating that Rs. 24,000 in your account has been put on hold due to a cyber crime complaint, it usually means your account has been flagged as part of a suspicious transaction chain, even if you were unaware. You should first verify the complaint details through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal and contact the concerned Maharashtra police station to understand your role (whether suspect, intermediary, or victim).
Simultaneously, check your
I paid Rs 4 Lkh for his urgent use. 4 months time. I transfered from my bank account. Now year passed. This was FD account. How I can get mony back. I am a sick senior.
Dear Client,
Since you gave the amount as a loan for 4 months and more than a year has passed, the law treats this as a recoverable debt. First, send a legal notice to the person demanding repayment within a fixed time (usually 15 days), clearly mentioning the amount, date of transfer, and purpose. If he still does not pay, you can file a civil suit for recovery of money against him, where the court can order repayment with interest. If there is evidence that he never intended to return the mo
My incentive was not paid for fy-2025-26 my Sbicap securities
Dear Client,
If your incentive for FY 2025–26 has not been paid by SBICAP Securities, you should first check your appointment letter, incentive policy, or any internal circulars to confirm the eligibility criteria, payout timeline, and conditions such as targets, employment status, or clawback clauses. Then, raise a formal written request to HR and your reporting manager seeking clarification and payment, keeping a record of emails.
If there is no satisfactory response, you can escalate i
Got PAAA I want to sale my apartment how this contract we both party to take. What all steps involved here
Dear Client,
If you have a flat under a PAAA (Permanent Alternate Accommodation Agreement) and want to sell it, the process depends on the terms of the agreement and the stage of redevelopment, but generally both parties must follow certain legal steps carefully. First, you must check the PAAA terms to see whether sale/transfer is permitted before possession or registration, and whether builder/developer consent or NOC is required-most agreements mandate prior written approval. Once permitted, y
Hi, I'm a mother of a 5 month old child. My company has 50+ workers, it's an it company in bellandur, I was forced to take my maternity leave littler earlier than I has planned, as my company was no ...
Dear Madam,
You should first formally communicate in writing (email) to HR, clearly stating:
That you are invoking your statutory right to crèche visits
That visits cannot be adjusted within your regular break alone
That the current arrangement is not compliant with law
That the ₹10,000 allowance is not an adequate substitute
If the company does not respond positively, you can escalate the matter to the Labour Commissioner or Inspector under the Act in Karnataka.
Other Responses
I have filed a Quashing Petition under IPC 306 in the High Court. This case arises out of an internal blood-family dispute, not a husband–wife matter. Key developments so far: • A Compromise Petit ...
Dear Client,
In your case, the High Court’s insistence on examining the Case Diary in a quashing petition under Section 306 IPC, despite the State’s opposition and reliance on Dexaben v. State of Gujarat, should be viewed as a cautious and procedural step rather than a clearly positive indication.
However, it does suggest that the Court is not inclined to dismiss your petition solely on the basis of the State’s objection and instead wants to independently verify whether the essential i
Here’s your question translated into English: _"I am a married man and I am currently trying to get a job. I have no income of my own and my wife also has no income. So when I go to get my EWS ce ...
Dear Client,
For an EWS certificate, eligibility is determined on the basis of family income, and “family” generally includes the applicant, spouse, minor children, and parents; therefore, even if you are married and currently unemployed, your father’s income is usually included while calculating eligibility, especially if you are still considered part of the same household or dependent on him, as per the guidelines based on the 103rd Constitutional Amendment Act
However, if you are li
I am working in Central Government Organisation from 1996. My 3rd MACP due in 2026. I have not received the remarks of my APARS. I received the communications from my office only in December, 202 ...
Dear client,
The delayed communication of your APAR entries (especially the 2019–2020 grading of "Good") becomes legally significant in your case because you work for the Central Government and your third MACP is due in 2026. This is because such gradings may impact your eligibility in cases where the benchmark is higher. According to the ruling in Dev Dutt v. Union of India (2008), any entry that could negatively affect a promotion or financial upgrade must be communicated within a reasonabl
Landlord is knocking the door without notice and asking Rent via cash, refusing to maintain and asking INR 100 for visitors in my house
Dear Sir,
The landlord is expected to respect your privacy and cannot make repeated unannounced visits or pressure you. If this behavior continues, you can formally object in writing and, if needed, approach the police for protection against harassment.
Regarding rent payment, a landlord cannot force you to pay only in cash. You are entitled to pay through traceable modes such as bank transfer, UPI, or cheque. In fact, it is safer for you to avoid cash payments unless a proper receipt is issue
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