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      April 6, 2025 at 2:42 pm
      It is not possible to obtain past call recordings, as such calls are generally not recorded. Call tapping or recording can only be done after obtaining prior permission from a Magistrate or the government. At best, you may be able to retrieve call detail records (CDRs), which show the numbers, time, and duration of calls—but not the content of the call.

      You will need to find some other way to prove the alleged fraud.

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        April 4, 2025 at 6:03 pm
        Did you take photos or videos of the damage after the outer unit fell?

        Apart from photo / videos, it is important to communicate with the company in writing. If they send technicians, they will prepare reports etc., and without written communication from your side explaining the situation, the evidence may work against you.

        If you have done both—documented the damage and communicated in writing—that should be sufficient to support your case. Additionally, if the product is still within the warranty period, the company may be obligated to repair the damage, regardless of the circumstances.

        in reply to: Need all possible bank account details #21151
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          April 4, 2025 at 3:21 pm
          Register an FIR at police station and let them handle the issue. If you want the police to take quick action, it would be best to give your complaint in writing along with all proof you have against the person.

          Also, it is highly unlikely that any sane person would deposit fraud money into his bank account. However, even assuming that he did deposit the amount into a bank account, what do you expect to achieve by finding his bank details? It’s not like the Bank will give his bank statement to you to check whether he has deposited such amount.

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            April 4, 2025 at 3:13 pm
            You can make minor corrections in the agreement using a pen. Ensure that both you and the seller sign next to the correction to validate the changes.

            However, if the agreement has not been stamped or registered yet, it is advisable to prepare a fresh draft to avoid any issues during registration or potential complications.

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              April 4, 2025 at 2:50 pm
              Send them a legal notice and file consumer complaint for deficiency in service.

              in reply to: Can I send an AI made legal notice? #21367
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                April 4, 2025 at 10:31 am
                You may prepare a legal notice using AI; however, send it via registered post to enable delivery tracking.

                If you want to deliver the notice by hand, ensure that you obtain a signed acknowledgment as proof of receipt.

                in reply to: Stuck in debt of 50 lacs. #21301
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                  April 4, 2025 at 10:24 am
                  It is not be possible for your father to take a loan in your name and mortgage your property without your knowledge, as your signature would be required for such transactions.

                  If you can establish that you transferred the amount to your relative and they have dishonestly misappropriated the money, you may consider filing a police complaint for cheating and criminal breach of trust against them. Additionally, you can file a civil suit to recover the amount.

                  However, since you are the borrower and have signed all the loan documents, you cannot escape the liability to repay the Bank dues.

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                    April 3, 2025 at 4:28 pm
                    If your father has been medically diagnosed with schizophrenia by a qualified doctor, your mother may seek a divorce and claim maintenance for herself. As a major male child, you are not entitled to maintenance.

                    Also, your father’s earnings are his own, accumulated through a lifetime of work. You have no legal claim or authority over how he uses his money. If you have problems then become financially independent and move out of your father’s house.

                    in reply to: I got scammed by amazon !! #22170
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                      April 3, 2025 at 1:26 pm
                      Send them a legal notice and file a consumer complaint.

                      in reply to: Help Needed under IPC 306 #22124
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                        April 3, 2025 at 1:09 pm
                        You are not liable for anything as the person is alive. To establish a case under Section 306 of the IPC (abetment to suicide), it is essential that the person has died. You are not legally obligated to pay her anything, and you may inform her that she is free to pursue the matter in court if she wishes.

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                          April 3, 2025 at 12:50 pm
                          A loan is a personal obligation, and the liability to repay it does not automatically transfer to the legal heirs upon the borrower’s death. If a family member is not a co-borrower or guarantor, they are not personally liable for the loan. However, the Finance Company can initiate recovery proceedings against the estate of the deceased borrower to recover the outstanding amount.

                          If you inherit the estate, you may be required to defend such proceedings. While you will not be personally liable, any inherited assets may be at risk, as the repayment liability can be met from the inherited estate.

                          Also, since this is an unsecured loan, the NBFC cannot take possession of any property without first obtaining a court decree, which may be a lengthy process.

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                            April 3, 2025 at 12:34 pm
                            Send a legal notice and file a consumer complaint for deficiency in service.

                            in reply to: Can I change the police station? #21940
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                              April 3, 2025 at 11:49 am
                              If money from a cyber fraud has been deposited into your account, whether knowingly or unknowingly, you would be seen as a suspect and considered to have received proceeds from a crime. Hence, the authorities put a lien on your bank account to secure that amount.

                              To get the lien removed and access your funds again, you’ll need to file an application with the appropriate magistrate. In your application, you need to explain the situation and provide evidence to show that you weren’t involved in the fraud and received the money legitimately. The magistrate will review your case and decide whether to lift the lien based on the information you provide.

                              in reply to: Casagrande Legal Action. #22560
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                                April 3, 2025 at 11:14 am
                                You can mention any reasonable time period in the notice, such as 15 days. There is no fixed statutory timeline for this.

                                in reply to: Casagrande Legal Action. #22557
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                                  April 3, 2025 at 2:32 am
                                  Send a legal notice to the builder, demanding that the issue be fixed free of cost. If the builder fails to take appropriate action within the stipulated time, proceed to file a consumer complaint.

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