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Dear Client,
your brother has allegedly cheated you by using forged khata and other property documents and by misrepresentation got the property transferred in his name. Further, he gave an undertaking before the police stating that he has not done any forgery and is aware of the ancestral nature of the property, which later appears to be false. This clearly amounts to breach of trust and dishonest conduct.

Merely because the police registered an NCR and took an undertaking does not prevent you

Dear client,

If a CNR (Case Number Record) shows masked party details on the eCourts Services portal, it usually means the case falls under privacy-sensitive categories (like matrimonial disputes, POCSO matters, sexual offences, etc.), where names are intentionally hidden.

Use the eCourts Services App
Try searching by:
Party Name (your full name with variations)
Advocate Name (if you suspect a lawyer involved)
Sometimes the app reveals slightly more details than the website.

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Dear Client,

A conviction in a case under Section 498A can create difficulty in getting a government job because government service rules generally treat persons convicted for offences involving moral turpitude as unsuitable for appointment. Since you were convicted and sentenced to one year imprisonment, you must disclose this truthfully in the application and during verification. However, it is not an absolute lifetime bar in every case. Much depends on whether the conviction still stands, w

Dear client,

You are not required to appear for Solemn Affirmation, as that stage applies only to the complainant and their witnesses under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. As a respondent/accused, your obligation to appear arises only if the court issues summons against you after taking cognizance. If no summons has been served, you are not required to attend court and there are no consequences for non-appearance. However, if summons is issued in your name and you fail to appear, the co

Dear Client,
Based on your issue, you should immediately collect all proofs (payment receipts, messages, offers) and file a complaint with the police/cybercrime portal, and you may also initiate action under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 for recovery of money and compensation. If multiple investors are affected, a joint complaint strengthens the case.
You may also issue a legal notice to the company demanding refund and take civil/criminal action if they fail to respond. It is advisable to c

ear Client,

Based on the facts stated, your case involves a limited overlap of two courses during the period when you were enrolled in both B.Sc. and BA LL.B. Under Rule 6 of the Bar Council of India Rules of Legal Education, 2008, simultaneous pursuit of two regular courses is not permitted. However, since you only completed the first semester of the law course, discontinued it early due to health reasons, and did not continue further, it may be viewed as a technical or limited issue rather th

Dear Client,

If three months have passed and the police still have no evidence against you, they are expected to eventually file a final report or closure report before the Magistrate. In cases where the complaint is found to be false or motivated by family disputes, the police can even file a “ Summary” report stating that the allegations were false.

However, until they formally close the investigation, they may continue calling you for inquiry, though they cannot harass you unnecessari

Dear client,

In a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012, the statement of a child victim is given very high evidentiary value, and it can, in law, be sufficient to proceed against an accused even if there is no independent corroborative evidence, provided the statement is found to be credible, consistent, and trustworthy by the court. Therefore, the name of a relative such as the child’s “aatya” (father’s sister) can be included as an accused if the child h

Dear Client,

If you can tell exactly what she said or did, I can help you identify the strongest legal provisions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and guide you with the most effective next-step legal strategy tailored to your case.

Dear Client,

If your wife has taken your money and left for Dubai, it amounts to cheating and criminal breach of trust under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023. You should immediately file an FIR , providing details of the amount, transaction proof, and her current location abroad so authorities can take action like issuing a Look Out Circular.

If the police do not act, you can approach the Magistrate under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023. It is advisable to contact an advocate f