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Filing FIR was a mistake in practical terms (based on what I was advised in similar situation) .
Legal cases do take time and are frustrating. I was in court in unrelated matter and saw a couple who has been coming to court for last 7 years for an accident case. In their case a false allegation was put on them because they refused to settle when during a u turn their car hit a motorcycle.
On statement recording , your lawyer seems to be incompetent. Unless opposing party advocate has been raising issues or other technical issues, her statement should have been recorded.
SNALIf the person qualifies as per income criteria set in specific state, they can apply for free legal aid. Check details at below link
[https://nalsa.gov.in/services/legal-aid](https://nalsa.gov.in/services/legal-aid)
or he can file petition in high court (where case is ongoing) to provide court-appointed lawyer
or check with local law colleges, they may provide free legal aid as well.
SDoes your sales agreement specifically mentions the exact space , then may be you have some leeway.In most of the buildings , the space is owned by the society but allotted to the owner . So legally they can define the rules.
Further check society bye-laws to see if they have explicitly mentioned the restrictions. Sometimes the societies pass norms in AGM but forget to add it in bye-laws.
Still they might raise it to Municipal corporation as fire hazard (if it’s enclosed space).
SNALThis might be a good starting point
https://vakilsearch.com/blog/file-a-in-india-for-medical-negligence/
Seems after collecting all evidence you can either file case with medical council or proceed with criminal case with FIR in court.
SNALAlthough not legal, without concrete evidence it is difficult to prove. Even if person decides to file complaint, company will try to drag it . further the person carries a risk of tainting their chances of getting hired anywhere else.
I have seen and experienced worse than this without much recourse to employees.
