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MMy experience is very limited around PAC complaints. Just a second hand case that involved police torture against Tribals. And they have their own local power block fighting back. Hence the question.MDo you have an estimate of the damage? If it is less than 15-20k, not worth the hassle now. If you had to do any recovery, should have done it on the spot. Police won’t register your email without influence.MDo any of these go to Police Accountability Commission or equivalent in your state? I have seen them to be very effective in such egregious cases. From ruining careers to showing up at doorstep begging to take the complaint back.MHotel won’t provide you anything, especially if it is a reputed chain star hotel. If it is an unbranded low star hotel, you MAY succeed in bribing them to give you a copy of invoice and credit card receipt. But for that someone needs to go in person.
Even then, those proofs are not worth anything in court.
MProve to who? Your friends and family? They know already. To society at large? No one cares that someone lost a defamation suit.If you are looking for a way to channel your frustration, there are better ways.
MNo she can’t. Only the uncle can. The defamation case has to be filed by the one defamed.Even then, as you said, proving damages will be difficult.
MAmazon does not get involved without FIR. They treat it as cash. If you lose it, it’s your problem.MThat does not rule out the various logistics partners who handled your shipment along the way at the behest of the shipping company you used.Your best bet would be to claim insurance. This is exactly the reason they exist.
MYou are CEO and CTO of what? A project? Definitely not a company.What was the compensation structure agreed?
And you hired without approval? Why would founders be obligated to pay them? Just trying to understand your logic.
M🔝do this.And also use this as a learning experience (corporate way of saying, learn to document all important things).
MIt is perfectly legal to covert a “part” of your agricultural land into your home. The most common limit of 10% of the land. But it varies from state to state and sometimes there are limits on absolute size of the house as well.MIt is perfectly legal to covert a “part” of your agricultural land into your home. The most common limit of 10% of the land. But it varies from state to state and sometimes there are limits on absolute size of the house as well.
