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SSilentshikha1573
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May 9, 2025 at 7:21 amA lawyer here. You can obviously send him a legal notice and file a suit for recovery but court fees and advocate fees combined will be more than Rs. 15,000/-. You can recover the court and advocate fees once you win the case but still I don’t think it’s gonna be a worth it hassle.Maybe offer some settlement amount to him or tell him to pay in instalments.
SSilentshikha1573
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May 9, 2025 at 7:10 amA lawyer here. You can definitely proceed against her legally even if she’s residing in Dubai. Send her a legal notice. If she doesn’t pay, file a suit in the court. Court will send her summons via email/courier. If she doesn’t appear, obtaining judgement will be a lot faster and easier. Execute the court order by selling off her movable and immovable properties in India to get your money back. You definitely have a strong case with all those proofs.SSilentshikha1573
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May 8, 2025 at 1:21 pmYes, you will need to provide it. It will be one of the documents attached with the rent agreement. Plus, both your and your landlord’s aadhar card will be required at the time of registration of the agreement if your state laws require compulsory registration of rent agreements.May 6, 2025 at 10:51 am in reply to: Trademark Conflict? Same Name, Same Class, Totally Different Business #1736SSilentshikha1573
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May 6, 2025 at 10:51 amPune based lawyer here.– Trademark is a territorial right. You can register and use your trademark globally except Spain in your case as most likely you’ll run into legal issues. Although the services are different, both of you are dealing with content creation. Yours is literary work, your rival – musical so chances of confusion are high.
– Registering under Madrid protocol is a lot convenient. Plus you don’t need to register your trademark in all the Madrid protocol member countries. You can choose which country you want to send an application to.
May 5, 2025 at 6:50 am in reply to: Should I copyright my poetry before publishing it on the Internet? If so, how? #2248SSilentshikha1573
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May 5, 2025 at 6:50 amA lawyer here.
1. No need to register a copyright for your work before posting online. If it’s original, you are considered as the rightful owner of the work and copyright automatically vests in the same. Though registration is optional, it is very beneficial to have (it’s a solid proof of ownership). You can always register it after publishing.2. All work must be registered with the Copyright Office, which is a govt. body.
3. The fee for registration of literally work is Rs. 500/- per work.
If anyone steals your work, you can send them a legal notice of infringement through your lawyer and if things don’t improve file for copyright infringement before court.
Hope it helps.
SSilentshikha1573
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May 3, 2025 at 1:43 pmIt depends upon a lot of factors.
1. Whether the Will was made by a Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, Christian, Muhammadan, or Parsi.
2. Whether the Will was made in Bombay, Chennai, Kolkata.
3. Whether the Will contains properties situated in Bombay, Chennai, Kolkata.This info will be necessary to guide you further.
Generally, in cases where dispute arises, it is best to obtain a probate of a Will as the court gives authenticity to the Will and no one can go against it. File for a probate and see if your relatives contest it. If yes, the court will decide it’s validity. In cases of disputes, you simply can’t reply on a will unless you obtain a probate.
SSilentshikha1573
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May 3, 2025 at 6:09 amIt’s all good!SSilentshikha1573
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May 3, 2025 at 4:55 amYou have enough evidence. Your bank statements as well as text messages should be enough. A legal notice is usually mandatory before proceeding before a court of law. Generally, the fear of court proceedings comples the defaulting party to clear the dues.It will not affect you in any way but if she pays you on a notice, you’ll save up a lot towards court and advocate fees for filing a suit.
SSilentshikha1573
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May 3, 2025 at 4:43 amA lawyer here. You have the remedy to approach a civil court to get the money back. Send a legal notice first and demand the total amount. If she pays you, no need to approach the court. Otherwise, you can file a civil suit for recovery showing the amount given as hand loan.How did you lend her money? Via bank transfer or cash?
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