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S>In case of a lot of cases like 498 A, foreigners act etc, The burden is actually on the accused to prove their innocence.
True.
I was just trying to make OP understand the general concept, without faring too much into nuisances
SOur Judiciary works under the basic thumb rule of let 100 criminals go free but punishment of an innocent citizen is inexcusable ( although not in practice we never see it).So it becomes the obligation of the prosecution to remove reasonable doubt and the obligation of the defence is to create more doubts. This process may lead to the lengthening or shortening of the punitive measures taken if proved guilty.
Although all advocates are humans and may have varied levels of morality in their personal lives but morality is kind of a moot thing in this profession as Firstly if advocates keep boycotting accused persons then I doubt how many people in this country will have the opportunity to be legally represented before a court of law for fair trial. Secondly as a democracy we require to have a Judiciary where even the lowest of the lows is given the right to be represented for the conduction of a fair trial…so that the accused can be punished when proven guilty. If they are not represented properly then it turns into another fiasco.
SWell..I don’t know about your senior but this seems like a ball measuring contest.I can only tell you what I would have done if the situations were so dire with me…..
Storm her place with a group of people and beat the family up for SA and cruelty and then bahu ko wahi sey uthao.
Phir ladki sey FIR likhwao family k naam pey.This process is the process of rubbing your balls in their faces. 👍🏼.
Hope their love and passion gets a happy ending. 🙂
SFind a new apartment -> terminate contract -> file a complaint. Watch everything burn.
But it is also adviced to think very hard on it before you proceed further.SListen, go to a lawyer, a civil advocate preferably and tell him/er your story.
Do as he says. If your father is not mentioned out from your ancestral property, he has the right to his fair share.
