Missed the Deadline in a Cheque Bounce Case? What Can Still Be Done
Sent the cheque bounce notice late, or the one-month window to file the complaint has passed? Here is what the law still allows, and when a civil suit is the better route.
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Family Member Arrested by Police? Their Rights and What to Do in the First 24 Hours
When police arrest someone in your family, the law gives them clear rights from the first minute: the arrest memo, grounds of arrest, informing the family, and production before a Magistrate within 24 hours. Here is what to ask for and what to do.
Landlord Locked Your House or Cut Off Water and Electricity? What a Tenant Can Do
A landlord cannot evict a tenant by changing the lock or cutting off water and electricity. Here is what tenants in Gurugram and Delhi can do, and the six-month time limit to keep in mind.
Is a Will Written on Plain Paper Valid? Registration, Witnesses and Common Mistakes
A will does not need stamp paper and registration is optional, but how it is signed and witnessed decides whether it holds up later. The rules, the common mistakes and a simple checklist.
Police Not Registering Your FIR? Your Rights and What to Do under the BNSS
If a police station refuses to register your FIR, the law gives you clear steps: a written complaint to the Superintendent or Commissioner of Police, and then an application to the Magistrate under Section 175(3) BNSS.
Interim Compensation in Cheque Bounce Cases: Section 143A Explained
Section 143A lets the court order the accused in a cheque bounce case to pay up to 20% of the cheque amount while the case is pending. Here is when it applies, why it is not automatic, and what happens on acquittal.
Security Cheque Bounce: Can a Case Be Filed under Section 138?
A "security cheque" can still lead to a Section 138 case if money was legally due when it was presented. Here is what the Supreme Court has said, when a defence is available, and practical tips for both sides.
Accused in a Cyber Fraud Case Because Your Account or SIM Was Used: Your Legal Defence
Named in a cyber fraud case because your bank account or SIM was misused? Learn how mule account cases arise, what the defence focuses on, and what to do right away.
Anticipatory Bail in Cyber Fraud Cases: When and How to Apply
Fear arrest in a cyber fraud case? Learn what anticipatory bail under Section 482 BNSS is, when to apply, where to file, and what the court considers.