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HSeek a lawyer and he’ll tell you everything in detail. All I know is, in an ancestral property every heir has equal rights of its ownership (even girls). It doesn’t matter if you got kicked out 15yrs ago. You are entitled and it is your right to inherit part of that property. Go get a lawyer and file a case on your uncle and whoever it is who kicked your family out of the ancestral propertyHNAL
If it’s an ancestral property then you have the legal rights to inherit part of it. You can take legal actions against your uncle for kicking you out even if your father doesn’t…
HNALContact women’s helpline. Although, the state our country is right now, they’ll pin the whole thing in the girl saying that this wasn’t sexual abuse/harassment as she gave her consent to the guy by agreeing to go to his place
HThis is why scammers and crime thrives in our country… because they know we wouldn’t be willing to go through the hassle of complaining against themHNALIt’s on you to try to make amends with people who don’t like you… Let this be a lesson and don’t try to be the bigger person. Today’s world feeds off of your kindness
HThere’s no discussion about affordability. You just don’t lend money to your family or friends period. It ruins relationship. If a friend/family/relative asks money from you, give it to them and tell them that it’s the only time you’re helping them financially and that the money isn’t a loan. It might sour the relationship a bit but it won’t take a nosedive where the two parties totally start hating each other or one of them ends up taking a drastic decision.HJob security of state and central government employees is top notch in india. One cannot just fire you from your government job unless you’ve done some heinous crime. At most you will get a few days/weeks of suspension. As for how to deal with your abusive senior, if you want to write an anonymous complaint about him, make sure to do so in a way that he doesn’t know that you wrote it. But the best scenario here would be to include all of your co-workers who are fed up of him and collectively file a complaint. It will definitely be more effective. Convince them.HYour father cannot legally force you to live with them. And there’s no legal separation process of a legally adult wanting to not live with their parents because…well, you’re a legal adult and a man of your own. As for the debts, that’s a totally different scenario. If your father has put you in as a nominee to clear his debts when he’s gone, then the debt collectors will come after you for their money. I think there’s some provision where you can challenge that scenario but a lawyer will be a better person to tell you about it.As for the fact that we first live in a real world rather than a legal world, whether or not you’re your father’s debt nominee, or whether or not you start living separately from him, the debt collectors WILL come after you, especially the loan sharks (if your father has borrowed from them as well). Legal lenders would’ve taken some sort of collateral from your father but not the loan sharks. They’ll simply come after you to collect their money.
HNALYou become a legal adult in India once you’re 18yrs of age. After that, whatever you do, it’s responsibility falls on you and not anyone else. As for your query, there’s no provision in Indian laws where it is legal/illegal for you to separate from your parents. You simply start living separately from them and they cannot seek legal help to make you come live with them again, nor can they file a case on you because of it. However, it also means that if they want to, then they can kick you out of their will and stuff…
