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March 16, 2025 at 11:16 am in reply to: In a divorce, what evidences of adultery are considered the strongest? #34311AAdityaeagle88
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March 16, 2025 at 11:16 amWell, adultery in divorce cases is typically proven through circumstantial evidence, as direct proof is rarely available. The strongest forms of evidence include hotel or travel records indicating time spent with a third party, photographs or videos in compromising situations, romantic messages or social media exchanges, and testimony from disinterested witnesses who observed suggestive behavior. Since the standard of proof is preponderance of probabilities, the focus should be on gathering a consistent pattern of behavior rather than isolated incidents, ensuring it does not violate privacy laws.AAdityaeagle88
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March 16, 2025 at 10:52 amAnswering your query based on the assumption that your maternal grandfather is a Hindu male and the matter falls under Hindu Succession Law. First, you need to determine whether the 1 acre agricultural land in your grandfather’s name was his self acquired property or if it was purchased by selling ancestral property. If it was acquired by selling ancestral property, your mother and her siblings (including the legal heirs of the deceased brother) have an equal right in it by birth. If it was self-acquired, your grandfather has full authority to decide its distribution. Since your uncle has already sold other lands before 2005, it’s crucial to check whether those sales were legally executed and whether ancestral property was involved. If ancestral property was sold without proper consent, you may challenge those transactions. Since the land is properly registered in your grandfather’s name, and there are no legal hurdles, your mother and aunts can claim their rightful share through partition proceedings. If your grandfather is being manipulated, you may seek legal remedies, including filing a partition suit or applying for injunction orders to prevent any further sale.March 15, 2025 at 4:48 pm in reply to: Uploading private pictures and videos without consent. #34709AAdityaeagle88
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March 15, 2025 at 4:48 pmI’m sorry to hear this. The egregious acts of that person are a violation of your privacy and a serious criminal offense. You should immediately report the matter to the cyber cell, as sharing intimate content without consent is punishable under the law. Additionally, gather all evidence.. screenshots, links, any communication with him rtc. to strengthen your case. It’s quite possible that you might not be his only victim so taking legal action can not only protect you but also prevent him from harming others. All the best.AAdityaeagle88
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March 15, 2025 at 3:54 pmYou and your girlfriend can get married under the Special Marriage Act,, which allows court marriages between an Indian citizen and a foreign national. Since she is a Nepali citizen, the process is relatively straightforward. First, download the Notice of Intended Marriage form from the Karnataka Registration and Stamps Department website: (https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://igr.karnataka.gov.in/storage/pdf-files/model-deeds/special%2520marriage%2520forms.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwizicupt4yMAxUoUPUHHTKaNEEQFnoECCEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3nk1SZ8Z_yYmx62faBjOq4)Submit the filled form along with the required documents—passport, birth certificate, address proof, passport size photos and an affidavit confirming marital status and nationality etc. to the Marriage Registrar of the district where at least one of you has resided for 30 days. After submission, a 30 day notice period follows, during which objections, if any, can be raised. If no objections are received, both of you and the witnesses are supposed to appear before the registrar on the appointed date to solemnize the marriage. Once completed, you will receive a marriage certificate, legally recognizing your marriage.
March 15, 2025 at 12:36 pm in reply to: Seeking legal advice: Childhood friend devastated after marriage. Married just one month back in an arranged set up #34924AAdityaeagle88
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March 15, 2025 at 12:36 pmYour friend needs to act smartly and gather solid evidence before making any move. He should continue behaving normally so she doesn’t get suspicious while discreetly recording conversations where she acknowledges the marriage situation and her unwillingness to stay. He can use a spy cam or a hidden recording app to document her statements. Additionally, he should call her from work and ask direct but non confrontational questions, as even evasive responses can be useful later. Once he has enough proof, he should approach her parents, first through calls and then in a neutral location, ensuring everything is recorded. Since laws often favor women, having clear evidence will protect him from false allegations and help him exit the marriage safely.AAdityaeagle88
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March 15, 2025 at 12:21 pmNo need to hire a lawyer for this.. it’s a simple process. Just let me know the State n I’ll provide you with the complete procedure. As for double registration, there are specific checks in place to prevent it and the same can be done while filing the form. The required documents ould be listed in the checklist that comes with the form which in most cases can be downloaded online. However, notice and publication are mandatory and cannot be avoided.AAdityaeagle88
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March 15, 2025 at 11:44 amFor you , it’s best to marry under the Special Marriage Act, as it allows a civil marriage without religious ceremonies. File a notice of intended marriage at the registrar’s office where either of you has lived for 30 days. After a 30 day notice period, if no objections arise, you both, along with the witnesses, can sign the marriage certificate before the registrar. Since a Muslim marriage under personal law is separately registered, avoid double registration by only registering under the Special Marriage Act.AAdityaeagle88
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March 15, 2025 at 10:06 amYou can take multiple legal actions against your sister’s in laws under the BNS, BNSS, and the DV Act to ensure her protection, as well as claim maintenance for her and the child. The exact sections under which complaints can be filed will depend on the specific facts of the case. Regarding your concern about preventing interference from her in laws, you can approach the Hon’ble High Court under the writ of Mandamus, seeking police protection for your sister and her child. Additionally, a domestic violence complaint can be filed to obtain a protection order.March 14, 2025 at 9:32 pm in reply to: Registration cancelled, advance amount not returned by seller #35325AAdityaeagle88
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March 14, 2025 at 9:32 pmYes, you can file a civil suit in India through a lawyer without being physically present. However, you will need to authorize someone in India to act on your behalf. You can execute a POA in favor of a trusted person in India (such as a family member or even your advocate directly) to represent you in legal matters. This will allow them to file and pursue the case on your behalf, including signing documents, appearing in court and handling other procedural requirements. As for your testimony via VC, it depends on the court where the case is filed. Some Courts allow virtual participation for NRIs, but it varies based on the judge’s discretion and Court rules.AAdityaeagle88
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March 14, 2025 at 9:01 pmBefore the Hon’ble High CourtMarch 14, 2025 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Registration cancelled, advance amount not returned by seller #35321AAdityaeagle88
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March 14, 2025 at 8:59 pmYour immediate step should be to send a well drafted legal notice through an advocate in India, clearly stating the breach of agreement and demanding the refund within a specified timeframe. If the seller fails to respond, you can proceed with legal action, such as filing a civil suit for recovery of the amount along with interest and damages.AAdityaeagle88
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March 14, 2025 at 4:45 pmYou should not wait for the final order… you need to challenge the interim maintenance order immediately. Since the order is based on an incorrect assumption that you concealed your income, you must rectify this by filing a proper affidavit of disclosure as per the Rajnesh vs. Neha guidelines. Along with that, request the Court to direct your wife to submit her income affidavit as well. If your lawyer failed to submit crucial documents, you may also consider changing counsel. All the bestAAdityaeagle88
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March 14, 2025 at 12:52 pmIt looks like the guidelines laid down by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in Rajnesh vs. Neha haven’t been properly followed in your case. You should immediately challenge the order and file a proper affidavit of disclosure as per the SC guidelines. Also, request the court to direct your wife to file her income affidavit as well. Since the order states that you concealed your income, you need to rectify this by formally submitting your ITR and bank statements on record and state the same on the affidavit.AAdityaeagle88
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March 12, 2025 at 10:42 amYou can reply:
Yes, rough drafts are available online (search on google), but they are generic. The petition and settlement terms need to be tailormade to suit the specific facts and circumstances of your case to ensure a smooth process and avoid complications laterAAdityaeagle88
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March 12, 2025 at 7:13 amYou can get this done even without a lawyer at Lok Adalat, and free legal aid is available for women. The process is simple enough to file in person, but the most crucial aspect is how the petition is drafted and the settlement terms are framed. This requires careful consideration, as it directly impacts the final outcome and future implications. -
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