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BI get that you are struggling, and it is okay to feel that way. But this is the time to protect yourself. If a false rape case is filed, it will be likely in her name, and even if it is under pressure, it can ruin your life. You need to stop chasing her and focus on keeping yourself safe. Use your evidence only if needed to defend yourself. Let this go before it drags you down further.BYou need to understand that this girl is not going to stand by you. Whatever relationship you had is over the moment she gave a written statement to the police and agreed to cut off all contact. Even if she was pressured, the legal reality is that she is not defending you and is not likely to in the future. If you try to approach her again, you are exposing yourself to serious legal consequences, including the risk of a false rape case.
It is good that you have saved chats and recordings, but those are for your protection, not to continue chasing a relationship that is clearly over. Filing any kind of case, sending messages to her relatives, or trying to “expose” what happened will only make things worse for you.
The smart thing to do is walk away now. Let this go, focus on rebuilding your life, and do not take any step that could be seen as harassment. You have already been warned once by the police. Do not give them a second chance.
BThere is no fixed timeline for the Supreme Court to dispose of writ petitions or Article 32 petitions. It depends on the nature of the case, urgency, and how the bench treats the matter. Some cases are decided within weeks if there is immediate relief sought, while others can remain pending for over a year or even more. So yes, it can definitely take more than a year.BYou can file an eviction suit under the rent control act in your state based on the failure to pay rent.BIt is your legal right to accept or reject the settlement. The court cannot force you to settle. If you believe the terms are unfair or that your lawyer is not acting in your best interest, you have every right to get a second legal opinion before signing anything.BShe can file a civil suit, like I said. If and when, the daughter-in-law files a domestic violence case, both parties can negotiate a settlement for alternative accommodation.BIs it the deceased son’s wife’s matrimonial home? If she and the late son lived there as their marital residence, the wife may try to claim a right to residence under PWDVA. However, that does not necessarily mean she has the right to stay in the same house. The court may direct alternate accommodation instead.Since the property was never in the deceased son’s name and the mother is the sole legal owner, she has the right to sell it. Any obstruction by the daughter-in-law can be challenged legally. The mother can file a civil suit for possession and injunction to remove her. If there is harassment or obstruction, a police complaint may also be considered.
BIt reads like a family drama where one person is painted as an all-powerful villain controlling everything while everyone else is helpless. If your uncle is truly in danger, he needs to act himself. If he is unwilling to take legal steps, no one else can do much other than watch and speculate. If something genuinely suspicious happens, then authorities can be involved, but right now, this seems more like paranoia mixed with family disputes rather than an actual legal issue.BIf the loan is not a factor and you have been peacefully possessing the land for years without dispute, maintaining the status quo may be the simpler and less risky option. Initiating an adverse possession claim would require identifying the actual legal owner, which could bring unnecessary attention to your possession and possibly trigger ownership disputes. If no one has challenged your possession so far, pursuing formal ownership might not be worth the complications. However, if you ever plan to sell or legally transfer the property, you will need a clear title, in which case adverse possession or another legal route might become necessary.BLawyer here, based in Delhi. Adverse possession is primarily a defense, meaning it is usually invoked when the legal owner files a suit for possession, and the possessor claims that their long, uninterrupted, and hostile possession has extinguished the owner’s title. However, the Supreme Court in Ravinder Kaur Grewal v. Manjit Kaur clarified that adverse possession can also be the basis for initiating a legal claim. This means you can file a suit for declaration of ownership based on adverse possession. Since you do not know the actual owner, the first step should be to conduct a title search at the revenue office.BLawyer here. Freedom of speech under the Indian Constitution applies against state action, not private platforms like Reddit. Since Reddit is a private entity and subreddits are moderated by users, mods have the discretion to enforce rules as they see fit. There is no legal basis to sue them for violating your right to free speech.If a mod’s actions defame you in a way that causes measurable harm to your reputation, or if there is targeted harassment, you may have legal options under defamation or cyber laws. However, a ban from a subreddit does not qualify.
BSince you canceled the appointment before submission, it is considered that you did not formally apply.
