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I, Pankaj Vasudeva, had a notarized agreement to buy a flat for ₹45 lakhs. I paid ₹30 lakhs by cheque and ₹5 lakhs in cash as an advance payment. The agreement stipulated a one-year timeframe for the registered sale deed. However, the flat lacked building usage permission, making it ineligible for a loan. It’s been a year and a half, and the seller has neither refunded the advance nor fulfilled the document requirements. Since I’ve already bought another property, what’s the best legal recourse to get my advance payment back?

I, Pankaj Vasudeva, had a notarized agreement to buy a flat for ₹45 lakhs. I paid ₹30 lakhs by cheque…

Consumer Court
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
My wife has filed a false dowry harassment case, influenced by her parents. She has also filed a maintenance case. Is there a chance I can get a stay order? What are the chances of getting a stay order, considering my religion is Muslim?

My wife has filed a false dowry harassment case, influenced by her parents. She has also filed a maintenance case.…

Muslim Law
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
I’ve paid a 3.5 lakh advance to a builder for a commercial space worth 10 lakh. Despite repeated requests, he refuses to sign a registered agreement and demands full payment. What legal options do I have?

I've paid a 3.5 lakh advance to a builder for a commercial space worth 10 lakh. Despite repeated requests, he…

Civil
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
Dear Sir/Madam,Could you please advise if an employee can personally deliver a notice under Section 80 of the CPC to their employer?Also, does this notice require any stamp duty or notarization?Thank you for your guidance.

Dear Sir/Madam, Could you please advise if an employee can personally deliver a notice under Section 80 of the CPC…

Labour & Service
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
I’m going through a tough time and need some guidance. I’m a 34-year-old woman from Delhi, separated from my husband in Ghaziabad for the past 2 months. He’s from Muzaffarnagar. I’m wondering where I should file for divorce, and if there’s a way to do it without living with him for six months. Any advice on how to navigate this process would be greatly appreciated.

I'm going through a tough time and need some guidance. I'm a 34-year-old woman from Delhi, separated from my husband…

Divorce
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
My wife and I agreed on a divorce and signed a legal document on a ₹100 stamp paper. We have the same lawyer. Our first court hearing was a holiday, and my wife didn’t show up on the next date, nor is she answering calls. My lawyer says we need both our parents in court. My wife’s parents are pressuring her not to go to court and aren’t willing to come. We initially requested custody of our 8-year-old child, but the court granted custody to my wife after 3 months. How can I finalize the divorce, and what can I do about the custody situation? The divorce petition was filed in March 2016.

My wife and I agreed on a divorce and signed a legal document on a ₹100 stamp paper. We have…

Divorce
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
I worked as General Manager Sales for a well-known instrumentation company in RT Nagar, Bangalore, from February 2014 to December 2015. Unfortunately, I didn’t receive my salary for October 2015, so I sent a resignation email requesting my release and pending payments. However, the Director responded by terminating my employment on December 24, 2015, and included a complex calculation for interest on stock investments during my tenure. My appointment letter clearly outlines my salary terms, which don’t mention any such clause. I’m seeking advice from a labor consultant to help me navigate this situation.

I worked as General Manager Sales for a well-known instrumentation company in RT Nagar, Bangalore, from February 2014 to December…

Labour & Service
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
My two uncles and I have been partners in a business since 2004, with a profit sharing ratio of 15:15:70. The agreement also outlined a fixed annual remuneration of ₹500 for me and my uncle, and ₹2,000 for the other uncle, along with a 12% interest on capital. Due to our close family bond, my uncle and I haven’t claimed any profit or remuneration since the start. However, a dispute has arisen, and my uncle has started a similar business in his wife’s name as a proprietorship in 2010, despite the partnership agreement stating that no partner can start a similar business without the consent of others. We are now looking to dissolve the partnership. Can we claim our accumulated remuneration, profit share, interest on capital, and the capital contribution with interest? Also, given the breach of the agreement, can we claim a share of the profits from the proprietorship? The partnership is unregistered. What legal steps should I take to ensure our rights are protected, including potentially stopping his business and freezing his bank accounts?

My two uncles and I have been partners in a business since 2004, with a profit sharing ratio of 15:15:70.…

Family
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
We booked a photographer for our wedding 18 months ago, but he’s disappeared with our photos and albums. We finally found him, but he says he’s broke and wants us to file a complaint against us! We have all the proofs of our contract. What can we do now?

We booked a photographer for our wedding 18 months ago, but he's disappeared with our photos and albums. We finally…

Criminal
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
I paid a Rs 9,000 advance to a landlord for a house, but now due to personal issues, I can’t move in. I let him know within a week, and we haven’t signed any agreement yet. He’s refusing to refund the money. Can I take legal action to get it back?

I paid a Rs 9,000 advance to a landlord for a house, but now due to personal issues, I can't…

Landlord / Tenant
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
I recently chatted with a married woman online for a few weeks. Now, her husband has filed a complaint saying we’ve been chatting on WhatsApp. Is this a serious issue? Could I be arrested or face other legal problems? I need advice quickly.

I recently chatted with a married woman online for a few weeks. Now, her husband has filed a complaint saying…

Criminal
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
Dear Sir/Madam,I worked as a content writer at a firm for nearly four months. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I had to resign. I informed the CEO through email, stating my willingness to serve my notice period. However, due to a sudden health issue, I was unable to complete my notice period. While I expressed my intent to make up for the missed days, I was asked to leave immediately. Although my employer assured me of a personal discussion about my salary later, I haven’t been contacted.I followed up with an email to the CEO, but haven’t received a response. My colleagues are facing a similar situation, being denied their earned salary for not providing prior notice.What legal options do we have to recover our dues?

Dear Sir/Madam, I worked as a content writer at a firm for nearly four months. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I…

Labour & Service
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
Can arbitration be a good way to resolve a legal battle between Indian businesses?

Can arbitration be a good way to resolve a legal battle between Indian businesses?

Arbitration
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
Is it possible to buy a property in a place like J.J. Colony for less than the government-set price? For instance, if the official rate is around 4.5 lakhs, could someone buy it for just 15 lakhs? Would the registration process allow for such a low price?

Is it possible to buy a property in a place like J.J. Colony for less than the government-set price? For…

Property
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
Can a Parsi parent gift their ancestral property to one son through a gift deed?

Can a Parsi parent gift their ancestral property to one son through a gift deed?

Property
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Apni Law answered 2 years ago
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