icon Error in authoring judgment in a quasi judicial process

If in a quasi-judicial judgment, the author does not discuss what the petitioner is saying & only is putting several conclusions on the case without discussing what petitioner is trying to say - Can i

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A. Dear Client,

Quasi-judicial bodies operate within specific domains such as financial markets, public standards, employment law, land use, and zoning, adhering to a set of regulations defined by the agency. Their authority is limited to their designated areas, and they lack jurisdiction to review their own earlier orders. In instances where a quasi-judicial authority renders a decision without allowing the affected parties to be heard or violates the principles of natural justice, an appeal und ...ReadMore

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icon Dhani late pament due

How not extra pament not paid in late pament

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Please provide more details about your query or concern so that we can address it appropriately. Your full information will help us respond effectively.

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After serving a legal notice to the owner of the cement shop, you can initiate legal action by filing a criminal suit against them under Section 268 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for public nuisance. This should be done before the court of the Magistrate concerned.

In addition to the legal proceedings, it is advisable to bring the matter to the attention of the relevant District Magistrate (DM)/Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) and the Pollution Control Board. Reporting the issue ...ReadMore

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icon Recovery of money lent

I lent Rs. 15 Lacs to my relative for 6 months and got documented as notarized agreement. Now, he has no intention to repay. Will you respected lawyers be kind to let me know what remedy i have to ge

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2 months ago


A. You have not given all the clear details like from which state you are, you have given the 15 lacs to your relative but have you given it from your own bank account if it is then the details are required, if you have given by cash then forget about it also the agreement made by you should be having all the terms and conditions which you have not mentioned in this question also you should have 2 witness who are willing to come to the court. The documents which you are notarize are actually valid ...ReadMore

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icon Can owner ask for more rent

Hi my rent agreement is going to expire next month , today my owner is demanding 3000 more than current rent from next tenure where as my current rent agreement says 10% hike from current rent which

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

To resolve a dispute between a tenant and landlord, the state-specific Rent Control Act is applicable, and a Rent Controller or Additional Rent Controller is designated to address disagreements arising from a rental agreement. In the current scenario, it is recommended to submit an application detailing your concerns to the relevant Rent Controller for an amicable resolution. Seek guidance and assistance from a legal professional throughout this process.

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icon Regarding Obtaining Complete Case Papers from High Court Personally

Can I obtain my complete Case papers filed in my service matter case including Counter and Rejoinder from the High Court personally without the help of any advocate? If yes, what is the procedure for

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A. Dear Client,

If you are a party to the case, obtaining a certified copy of relevant documents from the court is possible. This involves filling out a form, paying the required fees, and subsequently receiving the copy. However, navigating the procedures, such as confirming if the order has reached the copying department, can be challenging for a layman, sometimes requiring the assistance of a law clerk.

While a relinquishment deed is typically considered binding and permanent, situations may ...ReadMore

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icon Demolition of house

We started demolishing the house with covering the nets to barricades the building our neighbour accepted to put the nets bcos some building portion is on the compound wall so we spoked to them and th

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

Unless a court issues an injunction order to halt the demolition work, there is no legal basis to stop your ongoing activities. It is advisable to consult with an advocate who can provide guidance on the appropriate steps to navigate the situation correctly.

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icon Harassing my husband for money

Can I file a complaint against the person who is physically and mentally harassing my husband to return his money ? My husband was working with this man in partnership in his business. My husband too

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Given the current circumstances, you may serve a legal notice to the troublesome individual, and subsequently, you have the option to file a private complaint against them in the Magistrate's Court under Section 200 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr. PC).

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icon under 13 rule 9

dear sir my cvil suit bearing No 115/2021 was disposed on dated 04/09/2023 being compromise by the parties that the plaintiff obtain the certified copies and want to substitute with original documen

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A. Dear Client,

According to Order 13, Rule 9 of the CPC, any person, whether a party to the suit or not, who wishes to reclaim a document produced by them in the suit and placed on record can do so by applying to the trial court, unless the document is impounded under Rule 8. It is important to note that any order or judgment from a Civil Court can be contested by filing an appeal before the High Court within 90 days of the judgment or order. Although filing an appeal against the disposal order ...ReadMore

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icon Case for recovery of money

What legal action can be taken If someone hai taken money and not returning

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

As you provided a personal loan from an individual capacity and without the proper licensing or permission from regulatory authorities like RBI or SEBI, you lack legal recourse. Engaging in money lending or financial transactions without the required authorization is considered an offense under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA). This law targets the criminal act of legitimizing income from illegal sources. The absence of documented financial transactions makes it ...ReadMore

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