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      February 20, 2025 at 6:07 pm
      Don’t go to HSBC and make a fool out of yourself. You have been scammed. Accept it. Go to the police station and ask them to file a regular FIR. Also, don’t have high hopes of getting your money back. Consider this a life lesson and move on.

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        February 20, 2025 at 1:49 pm
        If grandfather had gifted his self acquired property to your uncle, then you or your father doesn’t have any say in it.

        If your grandfather has gifted a property inherited by him from his father, the you/your father may have a claim over that property as it’s considered ancestral property.

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          February 20, 2025 at 11:31 am
          Who told you this information is for government only?

          All the cases, criminal, civil, consumer, taxation etc., are maintained on the court website. All of these can be accessed by general public. Many companies have specialized paid software which extracts information about a person from all these websites at the click of a button and generates a report.

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            February 20, 2025 at 11:27 am
            Just get a local lawyer and figure out what is happening. Speak with the cop and get him to withdraw.

            in reply to: Amazon charging more than the MRP #52754
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              February 17, 2025 at 3:03 am
              As you have already placed a return request, I guess your personal issue is taken care of. But the larger issue remains, charging above MRP. You can post it on Twitter, your bill and box image, you should redact your personal information though. Tag Amazon India, Amazon USA and Legal Metrology Department. Charging above MRP is a criminal offence under Legal Metrology Act.

              You can file a complaint online aswell as others have suggested.

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                February 16, 2025 at 3:54 am
                1. You send the zoom call link and record the zoom call.
                2. On the zoom call tell him that he is terminating the agreement and he should pay you reasonable compensation for shifting, like brokerage for new flat, shiting expenses and extra for all the stress. Let’s put that figure to, say 2 lakhs. If he doesn’t agree, tell him you will not vacate and also not pay rent any more and that it should be deducted from the deposit. Tell him that you will be involving your lawyers in this now and he can’t go to court to get you vacated.
                3. Depending on how the call goes, you can consider sending legal notice or just sit tight till he sends one.

                I myself live in a rented apartment and have also given 2 flats on rent, so I have experience from both sides. I too have given on rent an apartment for 70k, but now rent in that area has increased to 85k, but I won’t be asking the tenant to vacate as I have a lock-in clause and also, I am not an A-hole.

                But if my land-lord asks me to vacate as he is getting higher rate, I will have to consider if the hassle of going down legal route or having a dispute with landlord is worth it. If you will be expending a lot of money for shifting, I say, it would be worth it to fight the landlord for some time and see how he takes it. It all boils down to that.

                If its causing you too much stress, just leave the place.

                Also remember, law is in your side if you ever want to take this to court.

                FYI : I am a lawyer and am currently advising my client how to terminate a lease deed with a lock in clause without incurring too much expenses.

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                  February 16, 2025 at 3:18 am
                  If you have his address and phone number. Start creating a trail, message him and tell him that you are sending a legal notice and filing a Non Cognizable complaint with the police about this fact and tell him that you will initiate the process to get the RC cancelled if he doesn’t get the car in his name within a week.

                  This is serious. You never know what the vehicle mayb be used for. Secondly if he has not insured the vehicle and if it involves on some major accident causing damage to human and/or property you will be liable to compensate the victims as you are the legal owner of the vehicle. Law is very strict on this issue. And the compensation in death is crazy amount, depending on who dies.

                  So that this issue with all seriousness.

                  FYI: I am a lawyer and have handled cases like this where accident happens and RC was not transferred after sale.

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                    February 16, 2025 at 3:11 am
                    You are not even a lawyer, stop giving such BS advice.

                    in reply to: PDC bounced, what are my options? #53862
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                      February 15, 2025 at 11:16 am
                      Mandated by law.

                      What happens to what? I didn’t get your question.

                      in reply to: PDC bounced, what are my options? #53859
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                        February 15, 2025 at 7:20 am
                        Notice within 30 days of cheque bounce by giving him 15 days to pay. If he doesn’t pay within those 15 days, you have to file a complaint within 30 days after the 16th day from your notice date. Timelines are strict. So better do all of the above within the stipulated times.

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                          February 15, 2025 at 4:54 am
                          Nope.

                          I am a lawyer.

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                            February 14, 2025 at 6:19 pm
                            Do it through a new account and only state facts, redact the details which would identify anyone. You don’t need to make any allegations. This would not be defamation.

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                              February 14, 2025 at 6:18 pm
                              You don’t need to worry about it. If it ever reaches trial, you can call it in the discovery and inspection process.

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                                February 14, 2025 at 6:17 pm
                                Meet a lawyer and send a strong legal notice. If there is an email which says this, post it on Twitter and Social media, just state facts. No allegations.

                                I am a lawyer.

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                                  February 13, 2025 at 3:54 am
                                  Well, ideally you will go to a lawyer who is known to your contacts. But if you don’t have anyone, you can try to search on Justice Dial or Vakil Search and go with the highest rated but youngish lawyer, may be in his 30s. Btw where are you located and which police station is it?

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