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February 26, 2025 at 12:46 pmWhy do you think only other jobs are in trouble. Even judges are at risk since the most important part of being a judge is to not have personal opinion and bias which is inherently not present in an AI.Secondly even the lawyers can be replaced by AI since they will have material related to present the case already in their memory bank.
The only job which is not in trouble is that pf a politician since it involves making laws and forward thinking for society which is not easy for an AI to study right now. But who knows about the future.
Also how is this a legal question as it seems like an opinion question.
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February 11, 2025 at 6:14 pmYou will still have to declare gold at dubai airport if it is above 60000 aed. My suggestion is get a value certificate of 14 lacs thats a bit less than 60000 aed, then you wont need to declare it. Better to befriend a jeweller in India to provide “genuine invoice”. But i dont think there is much price difference left due to rise in prices.February 1, 2025 at 6:48 pm in reply to: What’s the Most Disturbing Thing You’ve Heard from a Criminal? #61988UUser_2b8a531e
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February 1, 2025 at 6:48 pmCould be. Each source giving their own account. Police say 4 shots fired some lawyers say 3 shots. I just chose the one i heard the most.February 1, 2025 at 5:33 pm in reply to: What’s the Most Disturbing Thing You’ve Heard from a Criminal? #61962UUser_2b8a531e
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February 1, 2025 at 5:33 pmLawyer here. Have had many spine chilling and strange incidents in court.Tl;Dr: ex IPS officer killed his son in law inside courtroom for continuous r*pe of his daughter.
One of the recent incidents was a shooting in our courthouse where a retired IPS killed an IRS who was his son in law.
The whole story was that after getting married the IRS officer had done sick sadistic and unnatural things to the daughter of the retired IPS. Imagine everything you find in the worst type of p*rn kinda sick and double it. The girl endured for sometime but then ran away to her father and told him everything. The father who is a widower told her to get a divorce but the son in law didnt agree and dragged the case for a really long time. The father went to each court hearing with his daughter and witnessed the subtle but obvious jabs the son in law took at his daughter about everything he had done to her. One time the guy said, “you have no chance with another guy after everything i have done to loosen you up.” He was clearly enjoying torturing his wife and father in law.
Cut to the d-day when the father came in to court early. Since he was ex IPS, he wasnt stopped for checking and went to the family court. He saw the son in law a few mins later with his lawyer and took his stand inside the court keeping his pistol hidden but ready. As soon as the son in law entered, he waited and went up to him to ask for the way to the washroom. As he asked to be shown the way, he got close to his son in law and opened fire. The son in law died on the spot. When questioned the father said,” I have sold everything and given all my money to my daughter who has left India. I dont have anything or anyone to live for except my daughter and cant see her suffer while this wretched man is happy and stays alive. I will happily live out the rest of my life in jail if it means my daughter is safe.”Now here is another thing: the father before retiring had been charged with extortion and corruption. He was suspended but later on retired. Source of all info is the police personnel and the lawyers there.
I had left the court an hour before the incident.
There are many many more stories and all are cruel in their own ways.
January 31, 2025 at 6:20 am in reply to: So my friend did a petty theft of a uniball pen worth rs 35. #63283UUser_2b8a531e
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January 31, 2025 at 6:20 amJanuary 31, 2025 at 3:36 am in reply to: So my friend did a petty theft of a uniball pen worth rs 35. #63268UUser_2b8a531e
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January 31, 2025 at 3:36 amThats extortion. They may spin it as settlement but the settlement must be balanced with the crime. 10000 or even 5000 as settlement for a 35 rs theft is not viable but since your brother already settled nothing can be done.For next time(since this seems psychological), tell him to let the police come he might have to either spend a night in jail or might just be let go.
A new law is also coming for doing community service for petty crimes like theft of under 5000
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January 30, 2025 at 8:51 amThen Sorry bro you got scammed. The money sent to you was flagged by the sender as unauthorised due to which your account is frozen. Since there will be no way to prove who was the person who took the cash or if he actually did cos its cash handling, your account will remain frozen. Ask your bank manager for the reason and how to unfreezeUUser_2b8a531e
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January 30, 2025 at 7:47 amAnd you uncle took cash from you in exchange for the upi to your account? Did you contact your uncle to ask where did that money come from etc?UUser_2b8a531e
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January 30, 2025 at 7:45 amIs your account actually frozen? Could be a scamUUser_2b8a531e
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January 30, 2025 at 7:32 amYou cant since its your sister’s account. Only she can. If she is also a minor like you then only your parents/guardian can.UUser_2b8a531e
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January 30, 2025 at 7:20 amOnly option is your sister filing a complaint for unlawful transaction. Of course you will have to tell her what you had done and if you tell the bank within 72 hours they will have to either reimburse or compensate for the scam (not a 100% guarantee).You cant exactly recover from the scammer since it is not a legit investment since a) you are minor and b) scammers seldom pay.
However, from the transaction history, the account of the scammer can be found and if the court agrees, it can be frozen too although i am quite sure this guy would have already taken the money somewhere else.
Next time don’t run after easy money and work hard to make it.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND FILING A CASE SINCE THE LAWYERS FEES WILL BE MUCH HIGHER THAN THE LOST AMOUNT.
Stay safe.
January 29, 2025 at 5:44 pm in reply to: Uncle scammed out of 3 crore by cousins, (his) lawyer and banker #64020UUser_2b8a531e
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January 29, 2025 at 5:44 pmCant say without actually looking at the evidence presented but if i had to guess, the court determined the banker to be a pawn and not a main player it seems.January 29, 2025 at 4:24 pm in reply to: Uncle scammed out of 3 crore by cousins, (his) lawyer and banker #64017UUser_2b8a531e
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January 29, 2025 at 4:24 pmEverything depends on the roles each person in the fraud. Its sad but thats the reality. Also even if a person get imprisoned for few years there are chances that the person might be released earlier on grounds of good behaviour. This is mainly because of two reasons one of them being that there are two less jails and police personal to handle the amount of prisoners.January 29, 2025 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Uncle scammed out of 3 crore by cousins, (his) lawyer and banker #64013UUser_2b8a531e
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January 29, 2025 at 3:35 pmIf it is 2-3 months old yes a recovery suit can be easily filed against bank. It was their bank employee’s fault so they are liable but the liability will be limited to the amount debited from his account minus recovery already made. The court can also award interest damages and other charges. I would have suggested consumer court but since this is a case of fraud only civil court has jurisdiction. I could be wrong since the consumer court keeps changing their view of these cases and many times find them coverable. Better to talk to a local lawyerJanuary 29, 2025 at 2:40 pm in reply to: Uncle scammed out of 3 crore by cousins, (his) lawyer and banker #64009UUser_2b8a531e
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January 29, 2025 at 2:40 pmThis is illegal and bank is liable to the extent of money taken from the bank account. You can and actually should have filed a case of recovery at the time of filing of criminal complaint. If the cause of action is less than 3 years old, then you can still file a recovery suit under order 9 rule 9 CPC. If not, then go for a writ petition although the chances in a writ are slim. -
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