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My previous employer in India is refusing to give me my police verification certificate. What legal steps can I take to get it?

My previous employer in India is refusing to give me my police verification certificate. What legal steps can I take…

Labour & Service
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
We started a steel business and took a loan from the bank. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as planned, and we had to shut down the business. To keep up with the loan interest, we borrowed from friends and family, but we can’t manage anymore. We wrote to the bank requesting a one-time settlement, but they’re not agreeing and keep demanding the interest. Since it’s a business loan, we don’t have the stock left due to heavy losses. The bank is threatening legal action for the inaccurate stock statement we submitted. We want to sell our property to settle the loan. Is there any way to avoid legal proceedings despite the false stock declaration?

We started a steel business and took a loan from the bank. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned, and we…

Banking / Finance
4193 views1 answers410 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My daughter wants to get a divorce. Her husband has been having an extramarital affair for the past 4 years. We just found out about it. He’s been living separately from his wife and child for the last 2 months. What kind of evidence do we need to make the divorce process smoother?

My daughter wants to get a divorce. Her husband has been having an extramarital affair for the past 4 years.…

Divorce
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My husband passed away in 2013. His parents owned a flat, and his father passed away earlier. His two sisters still live there. I have a son, and his mother asked me to move out and stay with my parents. I was heartbroken and did so. Can I claim a share in the property for myself and my son?

My husband passed away in 2013. His parents owned a flat, and his father passed away earlier. His two sisters…

Property
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My husband and I got married a year ago under the Special Marriage Act. He’s Hindu, I’m Muslim. He lied about having another wife and two kids, who live with his parents. His first wife is Hindu and doesn’t want a divorce. Can I seek maintenance or share in his property? Could his wife take legal action against him now, or is there a time limit? I need guidance on what my legal options are.

My husband and I got married a year ago under the Special Marriage Act. He's Hindu, I'm Muslim. He lied…

Muslim Law
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My husband works at a private chit fund company, earning around ₹18,000 per month. However, he misled me about his income during our marriage, promising ₹40,000. With our current expenses, including car loan payments and rent, it’s impossible to make ends meet on his actual salary. We don’t have any assets as they’ve been lost. I have a two-month-old baby and I’m desperate for help. Can I approach the court to ensure a peaceful living arrangement with my husband? Could I potentially seek monthly financial support from him through the courts?

My husband works at a private chit fund company, earning around ₹18,000 per month. However, he misled me about his…

Divorce
4383 views1 answers410 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My wife, a Master’s degree holder in Commerce, worked for a while before our marriage, earning a modest salary. She comes from a lower-income background, though this wasn’t a factor when we wed. I own a 2-bedroom home purchased before marriage, with most of the loan repaid. It took me a decade of saving to achieve this. We’ve been married for 18 months, and I’m considering divorce – either mutual or contested. My priority is peace of mind, not money. Will I be forced to share half my income and my home? I’ve heard alimony doesn’t consider the marriage duration.

My wife, a Master's degree holder in Commerce, worked for a while before our marriage, earning a modest salary. She…

Divorce
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My husband is an Indian citizen and I’m a foreigner. We’re planning to start a family here. I’m worried about what happens to my status as a Person of Indian Origin (PIO) if we get divorced or something happens to him. I’d need to return the PIO card, right? But what if we have children born in India, who are Indian citizens? How can I stay in India to raise them and manage our property and business?

My husband is an Indian citizen and I'm a foreigner. We're planning to start a family here. I'm worried about…

Documentation
4121 views1 answers411 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My company just fired me without any warning! What are my next steps?

My company just fired me without any warning! What are my next steps?

Labour & Service
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
Coming from Amravati, Maharashtra, I’ve been studying in Hyderabad for two and a half years. My roommates, all from North India, and I live in the Bachupally campus of Sri Chaitanya IAS Academy, a large institution with over 600 students. While the college provides accommodation and education for a hefty 2.25 lakh rupees per year, the food leaves much to be desired. The spicy South Indian cuisine is unfamiliar and often unpalatable, even for local students. We’re not allowed to bring outside food, and venturing out is restricted to Sundays, leaving us feeling trapped. It feels like the college is biased towards students from other states, neglecting our dietary needs and making our stay uncomfortable.

Coming from Amravati, Maharashtra, I've been studying in Hyderabad for two and a half years. My roommates, all from North…

Civil
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My employer wants to do an ELISA test on me, but they haven’t asked for my permission first. What are my rights in this situation?

My employer wants to do an ELISA test on me, but they haven't asked for my permission first. What are…

Labour & Service
4114 views1 answers411 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My family and I live on the top floor of a two-storey cooperative society building in Virar, Maharashtra. Recently, a large chunk of the ceiling collapsed, seriously injuring my child. We’ve begun repairs, but the problem stems from an old leak that the society tried to fix by adding a roof. The ceiling decayed unnoticed, despite promises in past meetings that the society would handle such repairs. Can we sue the society for the repair costs and medical expenses? They had a responsibility to fix the ceiling before adding the roof.

My family and I live on the top floor of a two-storey cooperative society building in Virar, Maharashtra. Recently, a…

Landlord / Tenant
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Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My grandfather bought some land, and after he passed away, his two sons divided it. Now, my father wants to sell his share of the land without asking us. Can we prevent him from doing so?

My grandfather bought some land, and after he passed away, his two sons divided it. Now, my father wants to…

Family
4133 views1 answers411 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My rent was due on the 12th of August, but I couldn’t pay it. I need to deposit the rent in court. What are my options?

My rent was due on the 12th of August, but I couldn't pay it. I need to deposit the rent…

Landlord / Tenant
4124 views1 answers411 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
My husband and I, both Hindus, are going through a divorce by mutual consent. I need to extend the six-month period because I’m not ready yet. I admitted to infidelity, but it stemmed from feeling unvalued and constantly criticized by him. How can I extend the divorce process so I can convince him to give us another chance? We have a seven-year-old son, and I want to save our family.

My husband and I, both Hindus, are going through a divorce by mutual consent. I need to extend the six-month…

Divorce
4125 views1 answers411 votes
Apni Law answered 3 years ago
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