Investing Officer refusing to add section to FIR
Investing Officer refusing to add section to FIR
Mine FIR mentioned only 30% of the case section 376(2)(n) and statement under section 164 is also done, spoke to IO also to take additional statement but he refused to take and said now we cannot do a
4 months ago
A. Dear Client,
This typically involves submitting a formal application to the police. Section 164 of crpc says recording of confessions and statement you can move under that aswell. In case if the police are not cooperative you can also go under section 200 of crpc for private complaint.
Regarding School uniform
I had purchased the same school uniform from the market. If he wears it to school. Child, that is somehow a crime. Is it considered a crime or wrong to expel a child from school?
4 months ago
A. Dear client,
Every school especially the private ones have their own policies.
While admitting your child there in, you must have agreed to the same.
Now denying to abide the rules is against that.
But, if the policy of the school uniform was not disclosed earlier or a new practice then you can gather more parents and write a joint application to the school's head department.
And most importantly if a child is being harrased Or expelled unethically, which harms him in any way has to be deal ...ReadMore
fraud in purchase and sell of land
I bought 100 metre square with my cousin as a joint owner of land property. After one year we sold 50 metre square to a third person but now I had to know that mutation of the whole property in the
4 months ago
A. Dear Client, First First of all file a simple application to the mutation/revenue department asking for correcting the records which they may not do. Then you need to file a case/original application with Land, Records and Tenancy Tribunal (LRTT) ( some states it is called LRT)making the mutation/revenue department as one of the party. LR ...ReadMore
Threatening
I am Hinduism and selling my property to Muslim religion. On the besis of religion can they injunction on our land?.... Actually they are very cruel and they are repeatedly threatening us by using su
5 months ago
A. Dear Client,
No, they cannot file an injunction on your land on the basis of religion. In India, property transactions are generally governed by civil laws, and the right to buy or sell property is not usually restricted based on religion. Therefore, no one can prevent you from selling your property to a person of a different religion. If they are threatening you, you can file a police complaint against them.
Criminal activitay against us
Actually I am Hindu and I am selling my property to Muslim religion. So our Neighbours and some political party leaders objected us everyday. But today they came at our house approximately 30-40 peopl
5 months ago
A. Dear Client,
1) In India, an injunction is a legal remedy that a court may grant to prevent a party from doing a particular act. It is not something that individuals or groups can simply impose on your property without legal proceedings. If someone threatens to obtain an injunction on your property, they would need to file a case in court and provide evidence supporting their claim. The court will then decide whether to grant the injunction based on the merits of the case.
2) Discrimination on ...ReadMore
Criminal activity against me
Some neighbours are threatening me at night out side of my gate by the reason of I cleaned only our land for making wall or sell my land. Therefore what can I do for my protection?
5 months ago
A. Dear client
Report the threats to your local police station. Provide them with detailed information about the incidents, including dates, times, and the individuals involved. This will create an official record of the issue. Consider installing security cameras around your property. This can serve as a deterrent and provide evidence in case of further incidents. Keep a detailed record of all incidents, including dates, times, and descriptions of what occurred. Take photos or videos if possible. ...ReadMore
Can someone file a case after 4 years
Can someone file a case after 4 years?
5 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In many civil cases, the Limitation Act, 1963, sets a general limitation period of three years from the date the cause of action accrues. However, there are exceptions, and certain actions may have different limitation periods. For example, cases involving fraud or contracts may have different time limits.
In criminal cases, the statute of limitations can depend on the specific offense. Serious offenses often have no time limit for prosecution, while less severe offenses may have ...ReadMore
double challan
so i was riding my freinds bike and traffic police stopped me i showed my license but some documents were missing and they made challan on my license and on vehicle owner both i did not knew that bik
5 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In India, it is mandatory to carry all the necessary documents while riding a vehicle. If any document is missing, the traffic police can issue a challan on the license and the vehicle owner. In this case, the person who was riding the bike should have checked the documents before riding the bike. However, if the documents were missing due to some unforeseen circumstances, the person can explain the situation to the traffic police. The traffic police may reduce the fine or waive it ...ReadMore
I need help to recover the money.
My father has given some amount of money to one person who is son of my father's known person in 2013. The person who borrowed the money has returned some of the money for some time. There is no any c
5 months ago
A. Dear client
You can send a legal notice through a lawyer to the borrower, demanding repayment of the outstanding amount. This notice can serve as a formal communication indicating your intention to pursue legal action if the money is not repaid within a specified period. If the borrower fails to respond to the legal notice or refuses to repay the amount, you can file a civil suit in the appropriate court. Civil courts handle matters related to contracts and debts. Your bank statements, demonstra ...ReadMore
My cousin(father's own brother's son) did fraud
My cousin did a fraud with several people in the name of property dealing in Noida now he is not reachable his phone is off now my question is will there be any consequences to my family regarding thi
5 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If you were not aware of your cousin's fraudulent activities and were not involved in them, you may not be held legally responsible for his actions. However, given that your cousin used your house address as his current address, there may be a possibility that law enforcement or legal authorities could contact you or visit your residence during the investigation. It is advisable to cooperate fully with the authorities, provide them with accurate information, and explain that you wer ...ReadMore
