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MDoesn’t matter if it’s your dad or a stranger, each adult is his own person. At the end of the day, law only sees the person as an individual and not as someone’s dad or husband. If the properties are transferred to a different person’s name of his own accord, then there’s literally nothing you or anyone on this planet can do. The only solution is to try and talk some sense into him and pray to God he listens to you.MYeah yeah india bad india corrupt blah blah blah. We’ll have an argument about it later. What do you wanna do? Get your work done the easy way or go head to head with the system? Feel free to do as you please! CheersMBribe the police. Literally, that’s all the help you’re gonna get. Find a way to bribe them and get shit done instead of being a keyboard warrior and arguing with strangers who are showing you the way out!MIf your parents are as influential as you claim, then no legal entity is safe. They can pay their way to you.
I strongly suggest you try and stay under the radar. Don’t buy anything in your name or your card. Ask your friends for help and keep changing your stay frequently. Just finish what you’re here for and flee this godforsaken place. Wish you luck and strength!
MYes they can. Your friend doesn’t have any upper hand in this. So, the best thing is to just resign and try to move away.MAsk him to go to hell. There’s no legal basis to what he’s doing. If he involves the police, you hire a lawyer.But if you ask me, these are all scare tactics. Everyone knows the risks of business investment. Unless and until you have cheated him off his money, there’s literally nothing he can do.
MYou should consult a lawyer and try to get a magistrate order to file the FIR. And unfortunately, sexual harassment on males is not taken seriously by the police. It’ll be a long and hard battle both mentally and financially but I wish you guys and your friend find the strength to get through this.MVery fundamentally wrong. You are seeking legal advice. You should get the elementary things like gender right. It doesn’t matter what you call him amongst your acquaintances but when you are seeking legal advice, you should always mention the person’s gender as their birth assigned gender. Otherwise it’ll just be a confusing mess and people will back off from lending you a helping hand.
