icon Need suggestion for quashing

Hi,my uncle family put false case against my whole family father a1 mother a2 me a3 now I am working as a software employee it's effect to my career is it going to good for quashing the case remove my


A. Dear Client, For quashing the FIR, you have to file a petition under sec 482 if ipc in the high court of jurisdiction. Then accordingly the court will decide the issue.

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icon LEGAL NOTICE

This is bring to kind notice that One clinet(Lady) Liquour case will be filed almost one year.Witness 1. VRO 2.Excercise department.VRO not attaend the court till.How to rasie the Legal notice by VRO


A. Dear Sir,
You may request the concerned Public Prosecutor to get warrant against such witness through Court or get issue attachment of his properties or get NBW served or executed through his higher officers.

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icon Landlord and broker not returning my money

I rented an apartment two months ago, paid the deposit, advance rent, and brokerage. However, after two day the owner wanted to make modular kitchen for which he asked the keys and i gave it to him. A


A. Dear Client,

In the context of a dispute between a tenant and a landlord, resolution typically falls under the purview of the state-specific Rent Control Act. These acts are designed to regulate the relationship between landlords and tenants and provide mechanisms for dispute resolution. Usually, a Rent Controller or Additional Rent Controller is appointed to address disputes arising from rent agreements or other related issues.

If you are facing issues with a flat owner, it's advisable to fo ...ReadMore

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icon Police filed NCR in attempt to murder case, what to do now

Police filed ncr in a case where victim got 6 stiches in head at multiple places and government hospital says he has been hit by sharp and hard object. Under which section shall victim make complaint


A. Dear Client,

Once a Non-Cognizable Report (NCR) is registered at the police station, it cannot be converted into a First Information Report (FIR), which is a cognizable offense. If the party filing the NCR wishes to escalate the matter, they must approach the Court of Judicial Magistrate and seek the court's cognizance of the complaint. The court may take one of two approaches. First, after reviewing the facts presented in the complaint, the court may instruct the police to register an NCR and ...ReadMore

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icon DEFAMATION FOR FALSE ACCUSATIONS

RESPECTED SIR/MA'AM, I AM AN EMPLOYEE IN PSU COMPANY (A STATE GOVT. COMPANY). IN APRIL 2021, AN FIR WAS LODGED AGAINST ME FOR WHICH I WAS SENT TO JUDICIAL CUSTODY. DURING MY JUDICIAL CUSTODY PERIOD,


A. Dear Client,

If you have been released or acquitted by the court from a criminal charge brought against you by your employer and you believe the accusation was false, you may have legal recourse against the employer. Here are some potential actions you can consider:

1. Civil Actions:
- You can take legal action against the employer for damages and injury caused by the false accusation. This may include claims for defamation, malicious prosecution, or false imprisonment.

2. Defamation Suit ...ReadMore

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icon Pabandi nama

Maine theke ke aage beer pee raha tha fir ek constable mujhe thane le gaya aur pabandi nama pe sign karwa liya aur chor diya ki aage aisa mat karna so anything to do after this


A. Dear Client,

If the case is a minor and straightforward matter with no significant repercussions or side effects, it might be advisable not to disclose it in job applications, discussions with employers, or among friends. However, it's essential to keep in mind that honesty and transparency are valued in many situations. Some employers may conduct background checks, and if the information comes to light later, it could potentially lead to trust issues.

Ultimately, the decision to disclose suc ...ReadMore

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icon Gambling Act Case

Back in 2021, I had a gambling case registered against me, in Gujarat. (Online betting) Lawyer asked me to plead guilty and pay 200rs fine to get out quickly from the matter. I did what he told me ba


A. Dear Client,

A criminal case, even one that has been disposed of with a guilty plea, has the potential to impact an individual's visa application for foreign travel. The extent of the impact varies based on factors such as the nature of the crime, the destination country's visa requirements, and its immigration laws. The authority responsible for issuing passports and visas holds the discretion to deny or revoke an application on reasonable grounds, particularly in cases involving criminal act ...ReadMore

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Hi Sir, my wife has put 498a case against me.. I have already taken anticipatory bail.. I wanted to know how will I come to know about the first hearing date. Will court send me summon about my first


A. Dear Client,

Section 498A IPC prescribes a non-bailable offense, and upon receiving summons, appearing and obtaining anticipatory bail is necessary. Unless the Trial Officer exempts, the accused must be present at every court date. Failure to attend may lead to the issuance of a Non-Bailable Warrant by the Judge/Magistrate to ensure the accused's presence in the next hearing.

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How will I come to know that I have to appear in court and which date for my 1st trial .. did court sends summon or will issue arrest warrant The case is for 498a..


A. Dear Client,

An offense under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) is considered non-bailable. When summoned by the court, if an accused appears without obtaining anticipatory bail, there is a possibility of being taken into custody. It's crucial for every accused, unless exempted by the Trial Officer (Magistrate or Judge), to be present for every court date. Failure to attend may lead the Judge or Magistrate to issue a Non-Bailable Warrant in the name of the accused, compelling their a ...ReadMore

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icon IPC 279 338 and 308

Sir my husband accidentally hit a old lady who had her shop near the parking area.. while taking the car from parking.. police filed 279,338 and 308...he admitted the old lady in hospital and taken ca


A. Dear Client,

Section 308 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) addresses the serious offense of "attempt to commit culpable homicide" and is categorized as a non-bailable offense. The provision for default bail, also known as compulsive bail or statutory bail, is applicable if the investigating agency fails to file a chargesheet within 60 days from the first remand. In such cases, the accused is entitled to default bail. However, if the chargesheet is filed within the stipulated time, the option for ...ReadMore

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