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BLawyer here.
Please contact a lawyer immediately. Immediately go to the Police Station and register an FIR under Section 85 of the BNS. The lawyer will help you with the divorce proceedings and will take other measures as per the facts of your case. The lawyer will also guide you about filing a Complaint case against your brother-in-law for hurt, assault, use of criminal force, etc.
BLawyer here.Immediately File an FIR. Looking at Olx post, it seems that your Thana would probably be the Madhu Vihar/Mandawali Police Station. If the police does not register your FIR, then file a Complaint/Petition before the Magistrate under Section 175(3) of the BNSS through your lawyer.
BLawyer here.Since your father died intestate, the property would be divided equally amongst his Class I heirs (assuming you are Hindu). That would be your mother, your sister, and you. So you can recover possession of that property and declare yourselves to be the rightful owners by filing a Civil Suit for Declaration and Possession.
BLawyer here.This is very much possible.
You are confusing things. So let me explain.
There used to be a practice prevalent in India where instead of executing a Registered Sale Deed, one would execute a Will, a Power of Attorney and an Agreement to Sell to convey the title in the property. The Apex Court in Suraj Lamps v. State of Haryana held this practice to be illegal. So now you cannot convey your title through a Power of Attorney.
That is different from your case. You can execute a registered Power of Attorney and make a person your representative for signing and executing a Sale Deed or any other instrument on your behalf. Just ensure that the Power of Attorney is stamped and Registered before the Registrar of Deeds (your District Registrar or Sub-Registrar).
BLawyer here.Everything depends on what relief you seek. If it is just money, they you can file under the ID Act. Or you can just file a Civil Suit for recovery of money. If you just want your money which is unpaid, I would suggest a latter since that would be a lot quicker than toiling before the Labour Courts in Haryana.
On jurisdiction. If you are working from home, your can make out a case for Gurgaon (under the ID Act as well as the Civil Suit). But your lawyer would be able to advise you much better after knowing all the details of your case.
BLawyer here.
You should not have sold the bike without transferring ownership under the Motor Vehicles Act. But not to worry. If that is not possible now you should write a letter to your RTO and mark a copy of the same to your local police station as well. Retain a copy of this letter. Issue the letter through speed post to the RTO and your local Police Station.
If you find email addresses for your RTO and your police station, send a scanned copy of the letter issued through post to them and mention the tracking number.
After dispatching the notice download and retain a copy of the speed post tracking report. That’s pretty much it.BWell. You are entitled to reasonable legal fees after the end of the proceedings if you win. However it is not a significant amount. It all depends on how much you are claiming.
If you feel the amount isn’t worth it, just take the loss and move on.BLawyer here.Pay the amount to the bank. They are legally entitled to have a lien on your account.
BLawyer here.Since this is an oral month to month tenancy they will have to issue a notice to you asking you to vacate the premises within 15 days. They are not entitled to keep the deposit as penalty. My opinion would be to not vacate the premises until you find another flat. They cannot do anything under criminal law since this is purely a civil dispute. To go for an eviction suit, they will have to issue notice first.
My (non-legal) advice would be to stay in possession until your security deposit is exhausted or until you receive a notice to vacate. This will allow your landlord to adjust the rent from that amount. Until then, keep looking. When the 30k is exhausted, leave the premises.
BIf you think it is important to repair the damaged portion immediately, you can do that as well and claim those amounts in the suit. Please ensure that you document everything. Take photos and videos. If you spend anything on repairs ensure that you get an invoice for the repair works.BLawyer here.The only remedy is filing a civil suit against the owner of the property above you. You will have to seek damages and maybe mandatory injunction. If you think the matter can be resolved amicably, then talk to them or else issue a legal notice through your counsel.
BYou can approach the Consumer Forum for their deficient service and get compensation. You can approach the Banking Ombudsman as well.
