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  • in reply to: Need lawyer in Bangalore who can acknowledge a petition #33589
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      March 17, 2025 at 10:27 pm
      While multiple advocates may file a joint Vakalatnama, it is not a mandatory requirement. A Vakalatnama remains valid as long as it is duly signed by you and at least one advocate.

      in reply to: Got scammed. Don’t know how and now what to do. #33298
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        March 17, 2025 at 10:05 pm
        A POS transaction indicates that your debit card was physically used at a store via a card machine. If you haven’t authorized this transaction, consider whether someone in Bangalore has access to your card or if you’ve shared your card details with anyone. If you’ve recently entered your card details on an unknown website or downloaded a suspicious app, your card information may have been compromised.

        To prevent further unauthorized transactions, you should immediately block your card or change your ATM PIN. Contact your bank’s customer care to dispute the transaction and request a reversal. If needed, visit your bank branch to file a written complaint for additional support. Additionally, report the fraud on the Cyber Crime portal (cybercrime.gov.in) to document the incident and seek further assistance.

        Taking prompt action increases the chances of recovering your money and securing your account.

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          March 17, 2025 at 6:02 pm
          Need more information to answer your question.

          in reply to: Law school assignment #33460
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            March 17, 2025 at 5:45 pm
            Read the judgments and books! Stop looking for shortcuts.

            in reply to: property fraud happened #33420
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              March 17, 2025 at 5:06 pm
              You need to get better information regarding the ownership of the house. Check the municipal records as well as registrar’s office. You can hire an advocate to do due diligence and find out who had rights over the property. Don’t believe the words of some random lady who is occupying the land. Gather proper evidence as it will be required for taking any legal action.

              If the seller had rights over the property, you will need to file suit for possession and remove that lady. If she is staying there illegally you could file police complaint for trespassing. However, if the seller did not have rights over the property, then you will need to file Suit for Recovery of Money. You can also file a police case for fraud against the seller.

              This is not a fit case to be filed as a Summary Suit as your case does not meet the required criteria for Summary Suit.

              in reply to: Need advice against daycare franchise #34060
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                March 16, 2025 at 9:25 pm
                I’m truly sorry to hear about this disturbing situation. A child’s safety and well-being should never be compromised, especially in a daycare entrusted with their care. You’re absolutely right to take this seriously. Given the circumstances, it’s important to gather evidence discreetly before taking any formal action. Document any behavioral changes, try to understand more from your child in a gentle and non-leading manner, record statements if possible, and regularly check for any signs of physical harm. If you notice any concerning injuries, seeking a medical evaluation can help establish independent proof.

                It would also be helpful to speak with other parents to see if they’ve noticed similar behavioral changes in their children or have any concerns about the daycare. Some parents may have already suspected something but not taken action, while others might come forward with additional evidence that strengthens your case. If multiple parents raise complaints, it increases the chances of a thorough investigation and puts more pressure on the daycare to be accountable.

                From a legal standpoint, if there are signs of abuse, file a complaint with the police. Additionally, you can report the matter to the National or State Commission for Protection of Child Rights for an independent investigation. If the daycare’s failure to provide adequate child protection and lack of supervision of staff is evident, you may also consider legal action for deficiency in service before the consumer court. Posting on social media can also help create awareness and pressure, but be mindful that if your allegations are later proven incorrect or unsubstantiated, the daycare might file a defamation case against you. Proceed carefully and strategically to ensure the best possible outcome for your child. Good Luck!

                in reply to: Urgent ‼️ need legal advice against daycare franchise #34057
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                  March 16, 2025 at 9:21 pm
                  I’m truly sorry to hear about this disturbing situation. A child’s safety and well-being should never be compromised, especially in a daycare entrusted with their care. You’re absolutely right to take this seriously. Given the circumstances, it’s important to gather evidence discreetly before taking any formal action. Document any behavioral changes, try to understand more from your child in a gentle and non-leading manner, record statements if possible, and regularly check for any signs of physical harm. If you notice any concerning injuries, seeking a medical evaluation can help establish independent proof.

                  It would also be helpful to speak with other parents to see if they’ve noticed similar behavioral changes in their children or have any concerns about the daycare. Some parents may have already suspected something but not taken action, while others might come forward with additional evidence that strengthens your case. If multiple parents raise complaints, it increases the chances of a thorough investigation and puts more pressure on the daycare to be accountable.

                  From a legal standpoint, if there are signs of abuse, file a complaint with the police. Additionally, you can report the matter to the National or State Commission for Protection of Child Rights for an independent investigation. If the daycare’s failure to provide adequate child protection and lack of supervision of staff is evident, you may also consider legal action for deficiency in service before the consumer court. Posting on social media can also help create awareness and pressure, but be mindful that if your allegations are later proven incorrect or unsubstantiated, the daycare might file a defamation case against you. Proceed carefully and strategically to ensure the best possible outcome for your child. Good Luck!

                  in reply to: LL.M. after Bachelor in I.T. | Possible? #34325
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                    March 16, 2025 at 10:13 am
                    You need to do LLB first, after that you can do LLM.

                    in reply to: Issue with land measurement #34365
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                      March 16, 2025 at 8:35 am
                      If what they claim is legit, let them file whatever case they want to file and take up defence of adverse possession.

                      in reply to: Valuation of property #34491
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                        March 16, 2025 at 6:06 am
                        Ask him how much extra money he thinks needs to be paid. And then tell him you can take his Tier 1 City + Apartment + Money and let him have the Tier 2 city house.

                        Or you don’t let him finish paper work for his transfer of property till he does not let you finish your.

                        Most accurate valuation would be done by IBBI Registered valuer. Make sure that his properties are valued too, so that you know you are getting an equal share.

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                          March 15, 2025 at 3:11 pm
                          There are sufficient judgments on what restrictions can be placed on freedoms guaranteed under Article 19.

                          If you are interested in you can refer to the following recent Constitution Bench judgments on this issue :

                          1. Kaushal Kishor V. State of UP

                          2. Shreya Singhal V. Union of India

                          3. Madhyam Broadcasting Limited V. Union of India

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                            March 15, 2025 at 2:41 pm
                            The test for checking if any legislation or executive action is reasonable is called the proportionality test.

                            in reply to: Can we remove one partner in a partnership firm? #34804
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                              March 15, 2025 at 2:11 pm
                              Depends on the terms of your partnership deed.

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                                March 15, 2025 at 2:09 pm
                                There are various things to be considered and principles of law which are involved while determining the constitutional validity of a statute.

                                If a provision can be saved from constitutional infirmity by striking down only a part of it, then the court will do that. It is open to the court, depending on the circumstances, to either strike down only a part of the provision or the full provision or at times the full act.

                                in reply to: Harassment by temp staff and powerful politician #34904
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                                  March 15, 2025 at 1:58 pm
                                  You did not mention what unethical activities was done by the nominee and what you people did for him to threaten you for defamation suit. However, defamation can only happen if you have said something false about him. If you have proof supporting your claims, then you are safe.

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