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I’m having trouble with auto-rickshaw drivers using the entrance of my house as a starting point. How can I stop them from doing this?

I'm having trouble with auto-rickshaw drivers using the entrance of my house as a starting point. How can I stop…

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Apni Law answered 9 months ago
I filed a police complaint against a boy who was calling me a year ago. I’ve moved to a different city now and the court has sent me a notice. I don’t want to pursue this case anymore. The notice mentions sections 354(D) IPC and 67 IT Act. If I ignore this notice, what will happen?

I filed a police complaint against a boy who was calling me a year ago. I've moved to a different…

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1608 views1 answers196 votes
Apni Law answered 9 months ago
We’re part of the community that built the temple and contributed to its land purchase. Recently, the fence construction started without any prior notice. While we agreed with the initial fence height, they suddenly raised it by two feet overnight. This caused a confrontation with my mother and sister, who were home alone, resulting in verbal abuse. My father is currently overseas. We’re looking for guidance on how to address this issue with the temple authorities.

We're part of the community that built the temple and contributed to its land purchase. Recently, the fence construction started…

Civil
1595 views1 answers196 votes
Apni Law answered 9 months ago
I’m facing a difficult situation with my home loan in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan. I’ve paid almost half of my loan for a flat from Avalon Group, but due to unforeseen circumstances, I haven’t been able to pay the last five EMIs. My lender is threatening to auction the property under the NPA Act if I don’t clear the overdue payments. What happens if the property is sold at auction? Will I be charged any further penalties? Also, am I entitled to receive any money back after the auction, and how long does the process typically take? The property isn’t registered, only a possession letter from the builder exists. I’m a Non-Resident Indian, and the property has been unoccupied since I bought it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I'm facing a difficult situation with my home loan in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan. I've paid almost half of my loan for…

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1607 views1 answers196 votes
Apni Law answered 9 months ago
Many temporary workers in LIC, who are part of various unions, are eagerly waiting for their absorption based on the recent Mumbai High Court order. However, LIC hasn’t taken any action yet. What might happen if the unions challenge LIC’s inaction in court?

Many temporary workers in LIC, who are part of various unions, are eagerly waiting for their absorption based on the…

Civil
1631 views1 answers197 votes
Apni Law answered 9 months ago
My apartment’s Residents Welfare Association was recently registered, but things haven’t been smooth since. Even though I’ve paid my maintenance dues, I’m being denied access to the lift because I haven’t paid for unauthorized construction in the building. Is this legal?

My apartment's Residents Welfare Association was recently registered, but things haven't been smooth since. Even though I've paid my maintenance…

Civil
1648 views1 answers198 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
I found a piece of metal in my food at a restaurant and posted about it on Facebook with pictures. A police officer called and asked me to come to the station. He said no FIR had been filed, but I’m still uncomfortable going there. I removed the pictures, but the officer is still calling. What should I do? I don’t want to go to the police station.

I found a piece of metal in my food at a restaurant and posted about it on Facebook with pictures.…

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1629 views1 answers199 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
My father bought a property in 2002 and added my name to the registration. Now, he wants to sell it without giving me my rightful share. Can I fight this legally? Does my investment in the property matter? What are the legal challenges I might face in court? Is there a law that guarantees my share? The sale deed doesn’t mention the share ratio.

My father bought a property in 2002 and added my name to the registration. Now, he wants to sell it…

Civil
1637 views1 answers199 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
I’ve been dating someone for almost a year, but I want to end the relationship. However, they’re threatening to hurt themselves if I leave. I’m incredibly worried and don’t know what to do. Can someone please help me?

I've been dating someone for almost a year, but I want to end the relationship. However, they're threatening to hurt…

Civil
1639 views1 answers199 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
My family owns a three-story building in Hyderabad. The government has measured part of the drainage extension beside our home and informed us they might demolish the building. Our property is registered but not assigned, and we have obtained LRS and building permissions up to the first floor. We pay taxes for the entire building. They haven’t issued any formal notice yet. Can we seek a stay order? If they proceed with the demolition, their compensation is likely to be minimal. Could we pursue land-to-land allotment and construction expense recovery through a legal suit? Are there any successful cases addressing this situation? What legal expenses should we expect?

My family owns a three-story building in Hyderabad. The government has measured part of the drainage extension beside our home…

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1643 views1 answers200 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
A service law case in Karnataka High Court saw the defendant win by withholding crucial documents, despite strong evidence against them. The plaintiff appealed and won, with the Supreme Court upholding the verdict. This judgement, setting a precedent for similar cases, found the suppression of evidence to be fraudulent. Could this judgement be challenged now that the plaintiff has obtained the missing documents through an RTI request?

A service law case in Karnataka High Court saw the defendant win by withholding crucial documents, despite strong evidence against…

Civil
1668 views1 answers200 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
My buddies wanted to celebrate my birthday with a treat, but I had a beer that day and got caught for drunk driving. The police asked for my original driving license and registration papers. I have the registration book but only a photocopy of my license – I lost my wallet (and my original license) a few months ago. What should I do now?

My buddies wanted to celebrate my birthday with a treat, but I had a beer that day and got caught…

Civil
1692 views1 answers203 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
A civil suit was filed in court regarding an employment dispute. The facts were clear, but the bank did not respond to the claims or present evidence. The lower court dismissed the suit without addressing the arguments. The appeal court also dismissed the appeal without addressing the arguments presented. In the final appeal, 15 crucial legal questions were raised, but the court ruled that there were no substantial questions of law and ignored the questions. Two key questions remain:1. If the facts are undisputed and the defendant acknowledges the plaintiff’s claims, should the court issue a judgment in favor of the plaintiff?2. Should the court consider all arguments and evidence submitted in the affidavit and written statements before dismissing a case?

A civil suit was filed in court regarding an employment dispute. The facts were clear, but the bank did not…

Civil
1686 views1 answers203 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
A milk seller received 20 advance payments of ₹5 lakhs each for supplying milk to a dairy plant. However, no milk was ever delivered, and there’s no proof that even a single litre reached the plant. Despite this, the courts, including the High Court, upheld the punishment and fine. The Supreme Court also declined to hear the case. How can the seller now seek a review and curative petition, given that the judgement acknowledges the lack of proof of milk delivery but relies on the legal presumption under Section 139?

A milk seller received 20 advance payments of ₹5 lakhs each for supplying milk to a dairy plant. However, no…

Civil
1687 views1 answers203 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
My family and I are facing a major issue due to a plastic bag manufacturing factory built on land allotted for a handloom shed in our colony. We’ve already filed complaints with the State Pollution Board, Municipal Corporation, District Town Planner, Area Fire Brigade, and the District Commissioner’s grievance cell. However, the District Commissioner’s office dismissed our complaint, claiming the land was allocated for a “green industry” – a handloom shed. But the allotted shed was demolished, and the factory owner built his unit in the basement near our homes, claiming it’s a godown. The Pollution Control Board, after investigating, initiated sealing the factory, but due to political pressure, the action was halted. What steps can we take now to ensure the factory is shut down and our health is protected?

My family and I are facing a major issue due to a plastic bag manufacturing factory built on land allotted…

Civil
1706 views1 answers204 votes
Apni Law answered 10 months ago
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