icon Hand loan given to friend not giving since 5years

I have given Rs.5Lacs (1.5+3.5) in 2018. After lot of persuasion got 2.25lacs(2+0.25) , remaining 2.75lacs he is not returning back to me. I have bank statements recorded transactions of money sent to

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Sorry to say, based on a standalone bank statement that reflects no purpose behind the transaction of money between you and your so-called friend, you cannot recover your lending money from the friend even through litigation before the Court. Instead, in case you opt for litigation to recover the outstanding lending money, you may face backfire from your friend and to face adverse consequences.

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I am an exserviceman. I was allotted a plot for construction of house in 2005. I had even constructed a compound wall around it. But recently when I had gone there everything got changed. I could not

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,
It appears that you were allotted the said plot of land under the ex-servicemen quota either by the local Development Authority or Land Deptt. concerned. So, in the prevailing situation, you need to enquire about the status of the said allotted plot from the office of the concerned authority showing your allotment letter. Sometimes, it happens when a Development Authority allots a residential plot of land on a leasehold basis to an allotee with a condition of construction of a resid ...ReadMore

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My dad is going to purchase a second house (36 lakhs) in kerala with his savings. After that he is going to sell our first house in Maharashtra (asking price 40 lakhs), which he built in 2003. At that

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In India, when you sell a property, you may be subject to capital gains tax. The tax liability depends on several factors, including the holding period of the property, its sale price, and the cost of acquisition. If your father has owned the Maharashtra property for more than two years, the gains from the sale will be classified as long-term capital gains (LTCG). If the property is sold within two years of acquisition, it will be considered short-term capital gains (STCG). For LTCG ...ReadMore

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icon Bike Stolen Case - But never got the untraceable report or FR

I was living in different state and studying there, I'm last time of studies I had bought a 2 nd motorcycle which got stolen. I went Police Station multiple times but they were not writing FIR after f

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,
To avoid any future consequences arising out of missing missing motorcycle provided its ownership is transferred in your name, you must keep a copy of the FIR registered in the concerned Police Station. When you find the status of the said missing motorbike online that an FIR has been registered and the Police Station is not cooperating with you, then send an application addressed to the State Public Information Officer and the Officer-in-Charge of the said police station u/s.6(1) o ...ReadMore

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icon Can a WS be allowed after three and a hal years

Greetings dear all eminent lawyers, Here is my case history in brief:- I filed a case in cooperative court against overbilling on 30th December 2019. The opposite party was not attending any hearin

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,

Here are some insights into your queries:

1. Can the honorable judge allow a WS after three and a half years?

In general, courts have the discretion to allow or disallow a written statement (WS) even if it is filed late. The principle of natural justice and fairness may be considered by the judge. If the opposite party can provide a reasonable explanation for the delay in filing the WS, the judge may allow it. However, it ultimately depends on the facts and circumstances of ...ReadMore

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In India, you may be able to reopen a case on various grounds, such as discovery of new evidence that was not available during the original trial, procedural irregularities or violations of due process, fraud or misrepresentation, an error of law, or substantial injustice or miscarriage of justice. If you believe you have valid grounds to reopen the case, your lawyer can help you draft a petition to the appropriate court. The petition should clearly state the reasons for reopening ...ReadMore

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defamation against baseless allegations by a lecturer govt employee on an Enineer in connection of maintenance of apartment building without paying regular maintenance amount,written allegations tr

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,
If you believe you have a valid defamation claim, you can consult with an advocate to initiate legal proceedings against the lecturer who made the baseless allegations. Electronic communication, such as WhatsApp messages, can be used as evidence in court. Ensure you have preserved these messages as they may be crucial in your case. To claim damages in a civil defamation case, you may need to prove that the false allegations have caused harm to your reputation or livelihood.

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icon Co op society problem

One member unnecessary send a notice to committee and residents

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,

The cooperative housing society typically has its own set of bye-laws that govern its internal functioning. These bye-laws often include provisions related to the issuance of notices, the purpose of notices, and the process for sending them. Ensure that the notice in question complies with these bye-laws. A notice should be sent only for a valid purpose related to the society's affairs. Sending frivolous or malicious notices can be detrimental to the harmony of the society. Check i ...ReadMore

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icon Co op society problem

One member unnecessary send a notice to committee and residents

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,

The cooperative housing society typically has its own set of bye-laws that govern its internal functioning. These bye-laws often include provisions related to the issuance of notices, the purpose of notices, and the process for sending them. Ensure that the notice in question complies with these bye-laws. A notice should be sent only for a valid purpose related to the society's affairs. Sending frivolous or malicious notices can be detrimental to the harmony of the society. Check i ...ReadMore

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icon LIC agents gave wrong information verbally

Hi team, I have a LIC policy, Jeevan Aadhar (114) with me as life insured and my mentally retarded sister as nominee. The agents(2 agents) told this is a special plan for differently abled children. T

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6 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In the prevailing situation you may take the following stemps to redress your grievance - 1) File a Grievance before the GRO of the Divisional Office of the LIC conderned, 2) File a complaint under IRDA(Protection of Policyholders Interest) Regulations, 2002 online in the official portal or in offline mode in a prescribed format available on the official website of IRDA, 3) File a omplaint before the Insurance Ombudsman concerned, 4) File a complaint against the concerned agents for ...ReadMore

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