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Dear Sir,
Since you are acquitted then you need copy of judgment also. You may engage some lawyer online of Shajapur Court which facilitate you to get all the certified copies via courier etc. Pay the minimum fee to the Advocate.

Dear Client,

Although she has been summoned by the SDM Court in Canning and submitted a personal bond of Rs. 1000, she remains unaware of the full legal implications.

To seek relief, she should immediately file a written reply before the SDM stating her innocence and the false nature of the allegations, supported by any available evidence.

Simultaneously, she should lodge a complaint against the harassers with the local police or SDM, explaining the ongoing intimidation. It is advisable to

Dear Client,
A counter-complaint is a reciprocal FIR filed by the person who was originally named as the accused, alleging that the complainant is the one who committed a crime. The police will investigate both the original FIR and the counter-complaint, and the court will decide who is the victim and who is the aggressor. Legal remedy against a counter-complaint or FIR involves several options, including quashing the FIR under Section 482 of the Cr. PC, filing a defamation suit under Sections

Dear Client,
In India, moneylenders are governed by the Moneylenders Act, 1957, in different states. Any individual/organization engaged in a money lending business must hold a license from the appropriate authority, such as the RBI or the State Legislature. A money lending license is usually granted by the Revenue Department of the respective state government in compliance with the provisions of the Money Lenders Act and the state-specific rules. If any person or a group of persons is involved

Dear Client,

The language you have posted your concern I am having difficulty understanding the language being used. Could you please communicate in English so that I can explain my point more clearly and accurately.

Dear Client,

Yes, you can legally claim back the gold, silver, and other valuable items given to you during your marriage, including those given by your in-laws, under the concept of "Stridhan" in Indian law.

These items are considered your Stridhan, which legally belongs to you as per Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956.

Therefore, you can seek recovery of Stridhan through your ongoing Domestic Violence (DVC) case under Section 12 r/w Sections 18, 19, 20, and 22 of the Protection

Dear Client,
Section 135 of the Electricity Act, 2003 deals with electricity theft. This section specifically addresses activities such as meter tampering, illegal connections, and other forms of unauthorized use of electricity. When electricity theft is detected, an FIR must be registered, and the authorized officers under the Electricity Act have a responsibility to file this FIR within 24 hours of disconnection post detection of theft, which is an essential prerequisite before initiating any

Dear Sir,
The alleged offences are for cheating and for criminal breach of trust. Legally, such sections does not attract. In your interest you may avoid appearance for pre-litigation session. Let the L&T file FIR in the Police Station then you may go to High Court and get it quashed.

Dear Client,
Section 135 of the Electricity Act, 2003 deals with electricity theft. This section specifically addresses activities such as meter tampering, illegal connections, and other forms of unauthorized use of electricity. When electricity theft is detected, an FIR must be registered, and the authorized officers under the Electricity Act have a responsibility to file this FIR within 24 hours of disconnection post detection of theft, which is an essential prerequisite before initiating an

Dear Client,
In India, the offence of stalking is governed under Section 354D of the IPC(now Section 78 of BNS), where stalking is defined as the act of following, contacting, or attempting to contact a person persistently despite their clear indication of disinterest or through any other means of communication, causing fear or distress in the victim. Section 354D(2) of the IPC deals with stalking punishment in India, which is imprisonment for a term that may extend to three years and with a fi