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Dear Client,
In the given scenario, you can serve a strong legal notice through an Advocate to the errant and unruly husband of your teacher asking him to refrain from such kinds of threats using abusive language that injures and you and your family's social status, failing which, you would take legal action against him including civil and criminal suits. Despite receipt of said notice if no change is noticed in his behaviour, you being still a minor, should first inform your parents about the i

Dear Madam,
You may immediately lodge a complaint and see that FIR is registered and then they will automatically come for compromise.

Dear Sir,
She must explain the delay and file complaint under the provisions of POSCO thus she may set into motion the criminal law and get justice.

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, the owner of the damaged car may bring the matter to the notice of the Society for necessary action against the parents of the teenage boy claiming damages, failing which he may file a civil suit against the parents seeking compensation for damage. Parents are held liable for the conduct of the minor child even if the damages are caused unintentionally.

Dear Client,
In your case where the police have declined to record a complaint concerning your brother’s assault you have the following legal remedies. First, the citizens should always write down every interaction they have with the police which should include the date, time and the officer’s name. In case of continued refusal by the police to file a First Information Report (FIR), take the matter further by writing a complaint to the Superintendent of Police (SP) or any other senior office

Dear client,
In Delhi, humiliating students for failing a subject is deemed inappropriate and can be seen as emotional abuse or corporal punishment, which is banned under laws such as the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, and guidelines from the NCPCR. If your daughter experienced this kind of treatment, you should record the details of the incident, report it to the school principal, and if needed, escalate the matter to the Directorate of Education, Delhi, or the Na

Dear Client,
The most common reason for someone to go missing is stress and pressure. This could be due to financial problems, relationship issues, or work-related stress. If the person has a history of mental illness, this could also be a factor. So, moving out or running away from home without informing your parents cannot be a solution, instead, it may get you in trouble and worsen the situation, once your parents make a complaint of missing at the police station. Once the police have been n

Dear Client,
Section 19 of THE JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) ACT, 2015 deals with the powers of the Children's Court. As per sub-section (1)(ii) of section 19 of the Act, after the receipt of the preliminary assessment from the Juvenile Justice Board under section 15 of the Act, the Children's Court may decide that there is no need for trial of the child as an adult and may conduct an inquiry as a Board and pass appropriate orders following the provisions of section 18 of

Dear Client,
In many jurisdictions, laws regarding juveniles are different from those for adults. If a 17-year-old spreads misinformation and causes defamation, the legal consequences would depend on the specific laws of the jurisdiction. Juveniles may be subject to the juvenile justice system, which typically focuses on rehabilitation rather than punishment. Punishments may include counseling, community service, or other measures aimed at correcting behavior.
If the misinformation and defamatio

Dear Client,
In India, both parents have a legal right to be involved in their child's education. This means that your wife cannot prevent you from taking your child to tuition or making other decisions about their education. Courts in India typically prioritize the best interests of the child. If your spouse's actions are negatively impacting your child's education, a court may intervene to ensure the child's right to education is protected. If your wife is interfering with your child's educati