Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj

Questions Answered by Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj (50+ answers)

Q: Borrowed money by female friend

I gave Borrow money to a girl, she was my friend. When I asked for the money, she didn't return it. When I went to the police, the police called and she said that she and I were in a relationship, so why the money?

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj answered
A loan to a friend remains a valid civil debt regardless of the relationship status—the “we were dating” claim is not a legal defense against repayment. The police’s reluctance to register an FIR doesn’t prevent you from pursuing civil recovery. File a money recovery suit in the appropriate civil court or approach the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) if the amount qualifies. Alternatively, if you can establish dishonest intent or false promises at the time of the loan, you may frame it as criminal cheating under Section 420 IPC and file a separate complaint. Gather evidence: loan messages, payment records, witness testimony, or written acknowledgment of the debt. A formal demand notice through an advocate will strengthen your position before litigation. The relationship claim is irrelevant to contractual obligations—pursue this aggressively through civil channels.

Q: Without permission Camera insert

Without permission camera hamare ghar ke samne lagaya hai . Hamne objections liya fir bhi lagaya hai please guide us

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj answered
Your right to privacy is clearly being violated—ignoring your objections compounds this breach. This requires immediate action through a civil restraining order and harassment complaint, possibly coupled with a notice to remove the camera or face legal consequences. I’ve successfully handled privacy invasion and neighbor harassment cases; we can force the removal and secure damages while establishing your legal boundary firmly.

Q: BUILDER PUT MY MONEY IN COMPANYS CURRENT ACCOUNT RATHER THAN RERA ACC

I REGISTERED A OFFICE ON FULL DOWN PAYMENT OF 1CR THE BUILDER TOLD ME TO TRANSFER MONEY IN COMPANY CURRENT ACCOUNT RATHER THAN RERA ACCOUNT AS HE SAID I WILL THEN TRANSFER IT TO RERA ACCOUNT AFTER WARDS NOW THE BUILDING IS MOSTLY COMPLETE STILL HE IS NOT PUTTING THE MONEY IN RERA ACCOUNT AND NOW HE FILES HIS ITR WHERE HE WANTS TO SHOWS THAT I HAVE GIVEN HIM A LOAN OF 1CR WHERE I COMPLETELY DENIED HIM THAT SO NOW WHAT SHOULD I DO?

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj answered
Your situation involves a critical RERA violation—funds must be held in the designated escrow account, and the builder’s current account transfer and subsequent ITR claim are major red flags that could jeopardize your investment. This requires immediate intervention through formal RERA complaint filing and likely recovery proceedings. I’ve handled numerous such cases involving builder fund misappropriation and can help you protect your 1CR through regulatory and legal channels while documenting the builder’s breach of RERA obligations.

Q: compensation for damage due to leakage from upper flat owner

Hi, need information on housing society matters, ongoing dispute among 2 flat owners. there is leakage from flat 408 to 308 which caused damaged to fall ceiling, electronic equipment like fans, tubes and color. Flat 308 raised complaint against flat 408 in society abt the damage caused by him. 408 Flat owner is not ready to compensate the damage, what is best way to get compensation for damage caused by him ? can consumer court take such cases ? what is best way to proceed ? society is just acti

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj answered
You have multiple remedies here. File a civil suit under CPC Section 9 for damages against the flat owner claiming compensation for the structural damage and equipment loss. Consumer Protection Act applies if there’s deficiency in society’s maintenance duty—file a complaint with the district consumer court if the society negligently failed to maintain common areas or didn’t act on your complaint. Simultaneously, lodge a formal society complaint with supporting photographs and repair estimates. The best approach is pursuing both the civil suit for direct recovery and a consumer complaint against the society for negligence. This dual strategy pressurizes settlement. I

Q: Discussing an incident related to section 69.Need to speak with lawye.

Discussing a case Discussing an incident related to section 69.Need to speak with lawyer . Rest to be discussed only in person

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj answered
I understand you need guidance on a Section 69 matter, but if you could specify act, and prefer discussing details in person—absolutely appropriate for sensitive cases. I’m an advocate with the Bombay High Court specializing in criminal law and have handled similar matters. An in-person consultation allows me to grasp the full context and advise you properly on your position and available remedies. I’m available to meet at your convenience in Mumbai/Navi Mumbai area. Please connect so we can discuss the specifics and chart the best course forward for yo