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If someone post a private status on a WhatsApp. Which shows harassment types ..so it's a crime. If yes then what action should taken by cyber crime department. Are the able to recover WhatsApp status

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

Your online activities create a digital footprint, which is a record of your actions on the internet. Deleting data or even formatting a device may not completely erase this footprint, as cyber experts can potentially retrieve information, even from broken hard drives. WhatsApp messages, for instance, can be recovered by intelligence agencies or cybercrime units, as a copy is stored in WhatsApp's database. There are technologies available to access recently deleted WhatsApp chats ...ReadMore

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icon Property inheritance

My father died of Covid unexpectedly. He died intestste. He invested money in deposits and shares some in my name and some in my brother name. I told let's share all equal irrespective of whose name i

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

If your father, prior to his demise, invested money in favor of his sons as per his desire, such a fund transfer would not be subject to intestate succession. The property left by your late father, excluding the funds transferred during his lifetime, would be eligible for intestate succession. Intestate property is evenly distributed among the surviving legal heirs of the deceased.

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icon Family pension for divorced daughter

Is my sister ( divorced and totally dependent on family ) eligible for family pension ? ,after death of my mother who is currently getting the family pension ( My deceased father was Utter Pradesh Gov

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A. Dear Client,

According to Rule 50 of the CCS (Pension) Rules, 2021, Family pension is granted to the widow/widower or children of a Government servant who entered service between 01/01/1964 and 31/12/2003 or, having entered service before that date, came under the Family Pension Scheme. A widowed/divorced/unmarried daughter is entitled to family pension until remarriage or lifetime or commencement of earning, whichever is earlier. Documents required for family pension include PPO copy, origina ...ReadMore

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icon can I hide my pervious marriage after the death of first husband

I want to cancel and hide my marriage registration because my first husband died 3years back

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A. Dear Client,

If your spouse has passed away, and you have not remarried, you are legally regarded as unmarried. Despite feeling emotionally connected, in the eyes of the law, your marriage concludes with the death of your spouse. There is no provision for canceling a marriage certificate; once the registration is finalized, the marriage is legally recognized. Therefore, the certificate cannot be canceled.

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icon My fathers brother willed his property to mother

My fathers brother willed his property to mother . She gave it to my father vide an affidavit . Thereafter , my father got the property transferred to his name . All brothers and sister signed the aff

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Profits from selling of immovable properties like residential property after 24 months qualify as long-term capital gains (LTCG) and are taxed @ 20%. If the property is sold within 24 months, it falls under short-term capital gains (STCG) and is taxed based on the individual's tax slab. The Seller has to buy only residential property to save tax on capital gains arising out of the sale of that property. Section 54 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 offers tax exemption on LTCG if the foll ...ReadMore

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icon Inter religion marriage

I am 33yrs old female, I got married 8months ago with a Muslim guy and got converted also we did nikah and living with my parents as they are not aware of it. I wanted to tell them but I am not able

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

A marriage between individuals of different religions, castes, creeds, or nationalities needs to be solemnized and registered under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, to be legally valid and enforceable. As an adult woman, you have the right to make decisions about your life. Contrary to the misconception that a woman becomes solely a member of her matrimonial house after marriage, it is essential to communicate openly with your parents and proceed with your choice to live with your ...ReadMore

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icon Parents harassed by son and daughter-in-law

My grandparents have two children my mom and her younger brother. Before getting married he was in a number of debts and now I think they are more. Due to his debts, he had kept my grandmother's and s

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In the current situation, your grandparents have various legal remedies available to address their crisis and seek relief from the harassment they are facing. Here are some options:

File a Complaint under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005:
Your grandfather can file a complaint against their son and daughter-in-law under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005. This act provides protection to individuals facing domestic violence and abuse.

Application under Maintenance and Welfare of Parent ...ReadMore

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A. Dear Client,

If your girlfriend has deceived you regarding marriage intentions, it's important to communicate openly with her to understand the reasons behind her change of plans. If resolution seems unlikely, consider seeking advice from friends, family, or a counselor to navigate through the emotional challenges. Remember, seeking support from trusted individuals and professionals can be beneficial during such times.

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icon Family - charged me us 377 ipc and on my father us 345 ipc

First of all..Thank you sir for your guidance. I have query, yesterday charge Framed on me and my family in which my sister discharge and charged me u/s 377 ipc and on my father u/s 345 ipc. Advocat

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2 months ago


A. Both the charges against you and your father are difficult to prove but as the FIR is registered you have to take anticipatory bail as there might be chances that you might be arrested on the next date so before the 3rd date comes get yourself anticipatory bail from a good lawyer you will have to pay a fine to the court which may vary from RS. 10,000/- to Rs. 40,000/- or with 2 or more sureties.

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icon I want purchase my dead grandfather flat

My grandfather dead. I want purchase the grandfather flat. Total 3 sons (including my father) and 2 unties. I will give money to all and purchase the flat. ...What is procedure..

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2 months ago


A. Dear Client,

The process of purchasing the flat from the estate may involve several steps, and it's important to approach it legally and transparently. Here's a general guide, but keep in mind that the specifics may vary based on your location and local laws:
1. Property Valuation: The value of the flat needs to be determined. This may involve getting a professional appraisal to assess the fair market value of the property.
2. Communication with Heirs: Communicate with the other heirs (your fa ...ReadMore

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