Regarding juvinile justice
Regarding juvinile justice
I am a government job aspirant, and in a property dispute, an FIR under Sections 447, 341, 323, 354, 379, 504, 506, and 34 of the Indian Penal Code was lodged against my father, my uncle, and me by my
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Section 19 of THE JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) ACT, 2015 deals with the powers of the Children's Court. As per sub-section (1)(ii) of section 19 of the Act, after the receipt of the preliminary assessment from the Juvenile Justice Board under section 15 of the Act, the Children's Court may decide that there is no need for trial of the child as an adult and may conduct an inquiry as a Board and pass appropriate orders following the provisions of section 18 of ...ReadMore
Can a cheque bounce case be quashed before taking bail
So someone bounced a cheque and gave a notice. Finally they filed a case and arrest warrants were issued. Since the firm is arraigned which is a mandatory provision. Can we file instant petition for q
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
You can get bail in a cheque bounce case since it's a bailable offense. The court may require you to provide a surety or a bail bond as a guarantee that you will attend court hearings. You or your surety may be asked to deposit a specified amount of money as security. A cheque Bounce Case Can Be Quashed by filing a petition under Section 482 of the Cr. PC,1973 which empowers the High Court to dismiss criminal proceedings against the accused if the amount is patently Non-Recoverable; ...ReadMore
Different names in documents .
in my aadhar card ,,my father's name is , ravinder kumar , in my all educational documents it is ravinder kumar Goyal how can I correct that and which one to correct , in my birth certificate it is ra
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Based on your choice and convenience you have to decide which name suits you in the given circumstances. In case you want to keep your father's name as appears in your academic records in your Aadhar and Birth Certificate, you can do so by opting following steps. 1) An affidavit is a legal document that is used to state facts under oath. The affidavit should include the applicant's current name/surname, the desired name/surname, the reason for the change of surname, and any other re ...ReadMore
Territorial jurisdiction in cheque bounce case
When drawees home branch is in ABC city but he presented the case in XYZ city for clearing. Which city court will hold territorial jurisdiction in that case?
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The latest ruling on territorial jurisdiction for cheque bounce matters under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act (NI Act) comes from the Supreme Court case of M/s T.P. Murugan (Dead) through Lrs. Vs. Bojan (2018) 8 SCC 469. The apex court, in its landmark judgment, emphasized that the place where the cheque is dishonored is the determining factor for establishing territorial jurisdiction. This ruling aligns with the legislative intent of Section 138 of the NI Act, which ...ReadMore
Advice for ews
Sir my question is that My house and my uncle's house is in same boundary wall and my house in the rural area and my house is 6.5 Marla can I apply ews ?
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To qualify for the issue of EWS Certificate, a candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. Their family must not own more than 5 acres of agricultural land. The residential flat area should be below 1000 sq ft. If you meet these criteria, you can apply for the issue of EWS Certificate to the competent authority. You may visit the office of DM/SDM/Tehashilder for more information/clarification in this regard.
terms of issuing an experience certificate in india
I was serving as a clerk in a goverment bank and due to my acute sickness I took quite a large number of sick leaves. Owing to which my job was terminated. Now I wish to get an experience certificate
2 months ago
A. Dear sir
Yes you can get attendance/experience certificate as per the existing records of the bank and they cannot deny it.
Appeal against criminal case
I was acquitted in IPC 420 by session court in year 2018. IN May 2022 opponent has filed a appeal against acquittal in highcourt in July 2018 and seeking condonation of delay. Is the appeal will be ac
2 months ago
A. Dear sir
It is a worst case wherein such in ordinate delay may not be condoned. Hire a reputed lawyer and see that delay is not condoned.
A. Dear Client,
If your girlfriend has deceived you regarding marriage intentions, it's important to communicate openly with her to understand the reasons behind her change of plans. If resolution seems unlikely, consider seeking advice from friends, family, or a counselor to navigate through the emotional challenges. Remember, seeking support from trusted individuals and professionals can be beneficial during such times.
Interim maintenance
My friend and wife separated for 3 year. He plan to file rcr. He is working in abroad. He is earning 1.2 lakhs per month. Wife with 2 kids(2&4years).if he go court, how much he needs to pay interim ma
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Under Section 13(1)(ib) of the Hindu Marriage Act, a spouse deserted for two continuous years can file a divorce petition. If a wife successfully files for divorce on desertion grounds, the husband typically bears the financial responsibility. Alimony, whether monthly or as a lump sum, lacks a fixed rule but can be one-fifth or one-third of the spouse's net worth. The Supreme Court suggests 25% of the husband's monthly earnings for monthly alimony. For child custody, if under 5, i ...ReadMore
Hall tickets for 12th
I am studying in the 12th class, I didn't do my preparatory well but passed all the exams, still, my college is calling me for the remedial class which is of no use I need to study by myself not then
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Here are some steps you can consider taking:
1. Communicate with Teachers:
Initiate a conversation with your teachers and express your concerns about attending the remedial classes. Politely explain that you feel more comfortable studying on your own and that you have already passed all your exams.
2. Meet with College Authorities:
Schedule a meeting with higher authorities in your college, such as the principal or the examination controller. Clearly communicate your situa ...ReadMore
