Advocate A Murali Mohan

Questions Answered by Advocate A Murali Mohan (50+ answers)

Q: Some one occupied my open plot.

Some one occupied my open plot saying that is his plot and i have all documents in my name everything is clear but still i cant do anything because he is local im non local and i consult lawyer also even though all documents are there asking high fees due to this im struck police are helpful to me but still they are saying place a injuction order or send legal notice if we get notice from court then will ready to help.

Advocate A Murali Mohan answered
To resolve the illegal occupation of your open plot, you should first send a formal legal notice through an advocate to the person demanding they vacate immediately. If they do not leave, file a civil suit for a permanent injunction to prevent them from entering or interfering with your property. You should also request a temporary injunction from the court to protect your possession while the case is being decided. Once you have a court order, the police will have the legal authority they need to intervene and assist you in removing the occupier. Providing clear copies of your ownership documents and the court order to the local police station will strengthen your request for their help. These legal steps establish your rightful claim and force the local person to respect the law regardless of their influence.

Q: School refusing tc for late intimation of next year admission drop

Hi,The school where my kid is studying is refusing to give TC as we have informed late for not continuing next academic year, we don't have any pending dues of previous year. We didnot sign anything as per my knowledge and it's just mentioned in school diary that we need to inform in December if not we need to pay first term fee if we plan to exit ...after final exams my kid hasn't attend school not used any school related services also..now what should be my next steps ( i spoke to pricipal)

Advocate A Murali Mohan answered
Send a written request to the school asking for the TC clearly stating there are no dues. Mention that you did not sign any agreement about notice or extra fees. Ask them to give a written reason for refusing the TC. If they still refuse, file a complaint with the District Education Officer. You can also send a legal notice through an advocate for unfair practice. Keep all proofs like fee receipts and communication safely.

Q: Sub inspector taken bribe and used proxy driver and submitted false

In 2017 an accident happened at highway at Ulavapadu police station limits . My younger brother did that accident by car and the injured person died while taking to hospital.Highway petroling police handovered him to the police station,after the my elder brother entered into police station and he bribed to the sub inspector and he changed the name in the FIR using proxy . Actual accused was younger brother but in the FIR police written elder brothers name and fabricated all evidence to court.

Advocate A Murali Mohan answered
Your elder brother can be prosecuted for bribery under the Prevention of Corruption Act, and the Sub-Inspector can be charged under Section 218 IPC / Section 256 BNS for framing incorrect records with intent to save a person from legal punishment, which is a criminal offense . The actual younger brother who committed the accident cannot escape liability and will be tried separately, as substituting an innocent person for the real accused is a fraud on the court . You should file a complaint with the Andhra Pradesh High Court under Section 482 BNSS (formerly Section 482 CrPC) seeking a court-monitored investigation or transfer of the case to an independent agency like the CBI, along with a private complaint before the Magistrate under Section 223 BNSS for false evidence and Section 211 IPC / Section 248 BNS for false charge of an offense with intent to injure . You must immediately gather all evidence including proof of bribe payment, hospital records showing who actually died, witness statements, and the fabricated FIR, then approach the High Court for quashing of the false FIR and direction for proper investigation.

Q: I want to file a case for divorce

Sir I'm Mounika, who got intercaste marriage (love and arranged)on 24/11/2017, to a Godavarikhani resident who was working as a physiotherapist in yerragadda hyderabad, after 6 months of marriage left his job since then im working for private hospitals as a staff nurse till date, he used to leave me alone at home and went for prayer meetings and not used to come for days,on 29/10/2024 left me from then im staying lone and managing my own expenses, I don't want to be in this toxic relationship .

Advocate A Murali Mohan answered
Mounika, since your husband left you in October 2024 and you have been managing your own expenses as a staff nurse while he abandoned his job and stayed away for prayer meetings, you can file for divorce on grounds of desertion under Section 13(1)(ib) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, as the Supreme Court has held that desertion means not just physical separation but a complete withdrawal from the state of matrimony without reasonable cause. You can also claim maintenance under Section 24 of the Act during the divorce proceedings and permanent alimony under Section 25 even after the divorce decree is passed. File your divorce petition immediately in the family court having jurisdiction where you last lived together or where your husband currently resides.

Q: School failing to fulfil services

I am a student, my CBSE school(private) refuses transportation for external sports events despite multiple parents complaining, how can I legally document these incidents and where can I file an official complaint without anyone getting harassed by the school, Help would be dearly appreciated, I and other peers are tired of this school and we need action.

Advocate A Murali Mohan answered
You should first document everything by creating a dated written complaint signed by multiple parents as evidence, then file a formal complaint with the CBSE Affiliation Department at and also with the State Transport Authority since schools charging transport fees are legally required to provide the service under the Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 . Additionally, you can file a complaint on the online portal which was specifically created for parent feedback on school transport issues, and file a grievance with the District Education Officer (DEO) under the Right to Education Act for deficiency in service . To ensure your identity is protected, you can request the CBSE and Transport Department to keep your complaint confidential, and consider filing a joint complaint with other parents to dilute individual targeting while still forcing action.