My mother runs a beauty parlor near the LBSNA Academy in Mussoorie. A lady officer trainee came in for waxing and left. A few hours later, she returned claiming she’d lost a ring worth ₹35,000 and accused the staff of taking it. She filed a complaint against the parlor. We have video footage showing she wasn’t wearing a ring. As a student in Delhi, I’m worried about the police siding with her as she’s a future IAS officer. What can we do to protect our business?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My mother runs a beauty parlor near the LBSNA Academy in Mussoorie. A lady officer trainee came in for waxing and left. A few hours later, she returned claiming she’d lost a ring worth ₹35,000 and accused the staff of taking it. She filed a complaint against the parlor. We have video footage showing she wasn’t wearing a ring. As a student in Delhi, I’m worried about the police siding with her as she’s a future IAS officer. What can we do to protect our business?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My mother runs a beauty parlor near the LBSNA Academy in Mussoorie. A lady officer trainee came in for waxing and left. A few hours later, she returned claiming she’d lost a ring worth ₹35,000 and accused the staff of taking it. She filed a complaint against the parlor. We have video footage showing she wasn’t wearing a ring. As a student in Delhi, I’m worried about the police siding with her as she’s a future IAS officer. What can we do to protect our business?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You have strong evidence with the video footage proving the ring wasn’t worn. Consult a lawyer to file a counter-complaint against the officer trainee for false accusations. While the officer’s future position shouldn’t influence the police investigation, having legal counsel can help navigate potential bias and protect your business’ reputation.

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