Advocate Arjun S

Questions Answered by Advocate Arjun S

Q: Opinion on filing a defamation suite

Someone has published a message in public Whatsapp groupabout investigating my bank account to find what other illegal activities I am involved in. Can I file a defamation suit

Advocate Arjun S answered
I have reviewed your query regarding the defamatory message posted in the WhatsApp group. While I cannot provide specific legal advice without a more comprehensive understanding of the circumstances, I can offer some general guidance:Defamation: * Definition: Defamation is the publication of a false statement that harms a person's reputation. In this case, the defamatory statement is the assertion that you are involved in illegal activities. Remedies: * Civil Suit: If you believe that the defamatory statement has caused significant harm to your reputation, you may consider filing a civil suit for defamation. The court may award damages to compensate you for the harm caused. * Criminal Complaint: In certain cases, defamation can also be a criminal offense. If you believe that the defamatory statement was made with malicious intent, you may consider filing a criminal complaint with the police.Gathering Evidence: * Preserve the Message: Take screenshots of the defamatory message and any related conversations. This will be crucial evidence in your case. * Identify the Author: If you can identify the person who posted the message, this will strengthen your case. * Gather Character Witnesses: Obtain statements from individuals who can attest to your good character and reputation.Legal Consultation: * Seek Advice: It is strongly recommended to consult with a legal professional who specializes in defamation cases. They can assess the merits of your case, advise you on the best course of action, and represent your interests in court.Additional Considerations: * Statute of Limitations: Be aware of the statute of limitations for defamation cases in your jurisdiction. This is the time period within which you must file your lawsuit. * Online Defamation: If the defamatory statement was posted online, there may be additional legal considerations, such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act - DMCA safe harbor provisions.I would be happy to provide you with more specific guidance once I have a better understanding of the details of your case. Please feel free to contact me to schedule a consultation.Advocate Arjun SRajendra Law Office LLP

Q: Need mutual divorce ,near poonamalie court

Husband has illegal contact in 4 years we have photos & audio proof..how much money need to get mutual divorce.

Advocate Arjun S answered
I have reviewed your query regarding your husband's alleged extramarital affairs and your desire to obtain a mutual divorce. While I cannot provide specific legal advice without a more comprehensive understanding of the circumstances, I can offer some general guidance:Evidence of Adultery: * Strength of Evidence: The strength of your evidence, including the photos and audio recordings, will be crucial in proving adultery. It is important to ensure that the evidence is admissible in court and can withstand scrutiny. * Consult with a Lawyer: We can assess the admissibility of your evidence and advise you on the best way to present it in court.Negotiations for Mutual Divorce: * Negotiated Settlement: If both parties are willing to agree on the terms of the divorce, a mutual consent divorce can be a relatively quick and amicable process. * Legal Representation: It is advisable to have legal representation during the negotiation process to protect your interests and ensure a fair settlement.Financial Implications: * Maintenance and Alimony: The amount of maintenance or alimony you may be entitled to will depend on various factors, including your income, your husband's income, and the length of your marriage. * Division of Assets: The court will consider factors such as the contributions of each party to the marriage and the financial needs of both parties when dividing assets.Custody and Child Support: * Child Custody: If you have children, the court will determine custody arrangements based on the best interests of the children. * Child Support: The court will also determine child support obligations based on the income of both parents and the needs of the child.Legal Fees: * Divorce Costs: The cost and Legal fees of obtaining a divorce can vary depending on the complexity of the case. * Negotiation Costs: If you are able to reach a mutual agreement without going to court, the costs may be lower.It is important to consult with one of our family law attorneys in Rajendra Law Office LLP to obtain specific advice tailored to your situation. We can provide guidance on the best course of action, help you understand your rights, and represent your interests in court.Please feel free to contact me to schedule a consultation.Sincerely,Advocate Arjun SRajendra Law Office LLP

Q: I filed DV Case against inlaws husband sent divorce notice

Hi all' Am a Hindu married in 2019, to an NRI husband who resides in Doha. I filed DV Case Against inlaws, he filed divorce case and sent notice but I went to my native for 15 days at the point when postman reached. This is first notice. If I reject the upcoming notice as am not willing to give divorce will his please get rejected or should I attend the case.. His father is against me ,My all belongings jewels things etc all in his house, how can I take it please advise thanks

Advocate Arjun S answered
I have reviewed your query regarding the divorce proceedings initiated by your NRI husband. While I cannot provide specific legal advice without a more comprehensive understanding of the circumstances, I can offer some general guidance:Regarding the Divorce Notice: * Respond to the Notice: If you choose to contest the divorce, you must engage a Lawyer immediatly and should respond to the notice within the specified timeframe. Failure to do so may result in a default judgment being granted against you.Regarding Your Belongings: * File a Petition for Restoration of Conjugal Rights: If you believe that your husband has wrongfully denied you access to your belongings, you may consider filing a petition for restoration of conjugal rights. This legal remedy can compel your husband to allow you access to the matrimonial home and your personal belongings. * Seek a Temporary Injunction: If you believe that your husband or his family members pose a threat to your safety or well-being, you may seek a temporary injunction to protect your rights and possessions.Regarding Your Father's Opposition: * Address Concerns with Your Husband: If your father has concerns about the divorce proceedings, it may be helpful to discuss these concerns directly with your husband or his family. Open communication can sometimes help resolve misunderstandings and facilitate a more amicable resolution.Additional Considerations: * Jurisdiction: Determine the appropriate jurisdiction for the divorce proceedings. This will depend on factors such as the domicile of the parties and the location of the marriage. * Child Custody and Maintenance: If you have children, the divorce proceedings will also involve matters of child custody and maintenance. It is important to seek legal advice to protect your rights and the best interests of your children.It is crucial to consult with a legal professional to obtain specific advice tailored to your situation. They can provide guidance on the best course of action, help you understand your rights, and represent your interests in court.Please feel free to contact me to schedule a consultation.Sincerely,Advocate Arjun SRajendra Law Office LLP

Q: How to get this guy marry my sister if he change his my after she's 18

My sister was 17 and going to turn 18 she was in a relationship with a guy and they had physical relationship for 3 years and he told her he's going to marry her when we found out and asked him about that he said he'll marry her but then he told her he's not gonna marry her and he like other girl but still continued to talk to her and because of that my sister drank poison and a complaint was made then the police asked him and his mother to come they came and told us after she turned 18 he now

Advocate Arjun S answered
I have reviewed your query regarding the incident involving your sister and her former boyfriend. While I understand your concern and desire for justice, it is important to approach this matter with caution and consider the legal implications.Based on the information provided, it appears that the primary legal issue is the potential criminal offense of rape. Given that your sister was under the age of 18 at the time of the physical relationship, this could constitute statutory rape, a serious offense with significant legal consequences.Here are some steps you can take: * Report the Incident to the Police: If you believe that a crime has been committed, it is crucial to report the incident to the police. They will investigate the matter and determine whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed with criminal charges. * Seek Medical Attention: If your sister has suffered any physical or emotional trauma, it is important for her to seek medical attention. This can help document any injuries or psychological harm and provide her with necessary support. * Obtain Legal Counsel: Given the serious nature of the allegations, it is highly recommended to consult with one of senior criminal lawyers in Rajendra Law Office LLP. They can provide personalized guidance, assess the strength of your case, and advise you on the best course of action. * Gather Evidence: If you have any evidence to support your sister's claims, such as text messages, emails, or witness statements, gather and preserve this evidence. This will be crucial in the legal proceedings. * Provide Support to Your Sister: It is important to provide emotional support to your sister during this difficult time. Encourage her to seek counseling or therapy to help her cope with the trauma she has experienced.While it is difficult to predict the outcome of any legal case, it is essential to pursue justice for your sister and ensure that the perpetrator is held accountable for his actions.I would be happy to assist you further in this matter. Please feel free to contact me to schedule a consultation.Sincerely,Advocate Arjun SRajendra Law Office LLP

Q: Police not registering FIR taking bribes from accused

In 1998 due to congestion in market place a group formed a company and issued share application money form to raise funds from traders and bought a land to build a trade center and promised to provide 1000 sqft of land and share certificate for each trader but even after 26 years they are not allotted the land and cheating the traders who invested money for the project so when we complained to police they are not registering FIR stating it has civil in nature, then we magistrate dismissed

Advocate Arjun S answered
I have reviewed your query regarding the alleged fraudulent scheme involving the formation of a company and the sale of shares to raise funds for a trade center project. While I understand your frustration and desire for justice, it is important to approach this matter with a clear understanding of the legal options available to you.Here are some steps you can consider: * File a Civil Suit: If you believe that the company and its directors have breached their contractual obligations or engaged in fraudulent activities, you may consider filing a civil suit against them. This would involve presenting evidence of the false promises made, the amount of money invested, and the failure to deliver on the promised land and share certificates. * Seek Injunction: If you believe that the company or its directors are continuing to engage in fraudulent activities or are attempting to dispose of assets, you may seek an injunction from the court to prevent them from doing so. * Investigate Criminal Liability: While the primary focus of your case may be civil, it is also worth exploring the possibility of criminal liability. If there is evidence of fraud, theft, or other criminal offenses, you can report the matter to the police and request a thorough investigation. * Gather Evidence: In order to support your claims, it is essential to gather as much evidence as possible. This may include copies of the share application forms, payment receipts, correspondence with the company, and any other relevant documents.It is important to note that the legal process can be time-consuming and complex. Consulting with a legal professional can help you navigate the complexities of your case and ensure that your rights are protected.I would be happy to provide you with more specific guidance once I have a better understanding of the details of your case. Please feel free to contact me to schedule a consultation.Sincerely,Advocate Arjun SRajendra Law Office LLP