The problem of jurisdiction in Cyber Crimes

Hi Suman, You should and must file a case in Consumer forum with all the details and invoices. Going by your version of the facts it is quite natural that the consumer forum will provide the decision in your favour and you will have the desirable result.

Dear Client If you wan to file a case of cheque bounce under Section 138 then you can file the case where the cheque has bounced that is where the bank is located. For IPC 420 you can file the police complaint either in your place of residence or the place of the chitfund company.

Dear client, Even though the agreement specifies that legal disputes must be resolved in Thane, Mumbai, you have the right to file a complaint in the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum (DCDRF) in Hyderabad under the Consumer Protection Act, which permits filing in the district where the complainant lives or works. Since your refund amount is ₹95,000, it is within the jurisdiction of the district forum. Your complaint should include all relevant information and documents, such as the agreement, proof of your cancellation, and the company's response. While consumer forums are designed to be user-friendly without legal representation, consulting a lawyer may be beneficial, especially if the company challenges the jurisdiction. Hope our prompt support in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Dear Sir, VALIDITY DIVORCE GIVEN BY FOREIGN COURT NOT VALID AS HINDU LAW IS NOT IN EXISTENCE IN FOREIGN LAW……EXCEPTIONS The key rule laid by the Supreme Court can be summed up as follows: If a couple is married under Hindu law, (a) the foreign court that grants divorce must be acceptable under Hindu law; and (b) the foreign court should grant divorce only on the grounds which are permissible under Hindu Law. The two conditions make it almost impossible for a Hindu couple married in India to get a legally valid divorce from a foreign court since no foreign court is an acceptable one under Hindu Marriage Act and also because no foreign court is likely to consider the provisions of Hindu Marriage Act before granting divorce. The exceptions that Supreme Court has permitted to the above rule laid by it are as follows in a case where husband has filed for divorce in a foreign land: A) The wife must be domiciled and permanently resident of that foreign land AND the foreign court should decide the case based on Hindu Marriage Act. B) The wife voluntarily and effectively attends the court proceedings and contests the claim on grounds of divorce as permitted under Hindu Marriage Act. C) The wife consents to grant of divorce.

Dear Client, Jurisdiction under section 34(2) of The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 lays down a complaint shall be instituted in a District Commission within the local limits of whose jurisdiction - the opposite party at the time of the institution of the complaint, ordinarily resides or carries on business or has a branch office or personally works for gain; or any of the opposite parties, where there are more than one, at the time of the institution of the complaint, actually and voluntarily resides, or carries on business or has a branch office, or personally works for gain, provided that in such case the permission of the District Commission is given; or the cause of action, wholly or in part, arises; or the complainant resides or personally works for gain. Since you reside in Telangana, Hyderabad, you can file complaint in your local jurisdiction. The complaint can also be filed, where the opposite party resides. Though in the clause of the agreement, it is mentioned that the case needs to file in Thane Mumbai jurisdiction, it do not restrict you from filing the case within your local jurisdiction. We hope that our response is helpful to you.