Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju

Questions Answered by Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju (50+ answers)

Q: Quash for fIR from outside india

We live outside india and can we file a quash from outside indiaQuash for fIR against BNS 85 which is allegedly a fraud case.

Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju answered
Yes, an NRI can quash an FIR from abroad under Section 528 of the BNSS (formerly Sec 482 CrPC). You can authorize a lawyer or relative via an apostilled Power of Attorney to file the petition. Courts often allow virtual appearances via video conferencing for verification. Common 2025 grounds include settlements, lack of evidence, or malicious intent in matrimonial/civil disputes.

Q: 498 quashing by mutually agreement

My wife loged 498 against me and my family i applied for divorce first now she wants to rejoin I told to take all the cases back but 498 case first hearing is on May 2026 I told to go for quashing but her father saying we will write mou and settle the matter before lok Adalat saying quashing takes 2-3 months time lok Adalat can cancel in 15 - 20 days is it quashing 498 by mutually agreed takes 2-3 months or it can be done in 15 days

Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju answered
lok Adalat solves the issues quicker than regular courts, for regular courts you need to attend hearings. petitioner evidence, respondent evidence, written arguments, oral arguments..etc.lol Adalat is like a one time settlement. and submitting meditation report to regular court. case is solved

Q: My brother was crusially murdered on 28/5/2024.NO CHARGESHEET FILLED

Hi sir very good morning am gopu shyam sundhar reddy from Pachunur manakondur mandal. My brother was murdered 28/5/2024.. FIR no 252/2024.. till now three CI are changed.. Its one year Three MONTHS completed till Now there is no charge sheet filled yet... Kindly justice for my brother death sir..Yours faithfully Gopu shyam sundhar reddy Vil. Pachunur Mfl. Manakondur Dist karimnagar

Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju answered
Mr. Gopu Shyam Sundhar Reddy,I understand your concern. Please share:1. At which police station FIR 252/2024 is registered and under what sections.2. Whether the accused were arrested or not.3. Copies of FIR / notices you have.4. What relief you expect – speedy filing of charge sheet, transfer to higher agency, or court direction.Based on this, I can guide you on filing representation before higher police officers or a petition in High Court for speedy investigation and justice.

Q: Family dispute official record

I would like to record something similar to "Statement of concern" in police or similar authority, required guidance.

Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju answered
we understand you have an issue.But We cannot advise or proceed until you clarify the facts. Please provide the following details clearly and briefly:1. What is the issue? — Describe the event/concern in one or two sentences.2. Where did it occur / where is it raised? — Exact location, police station / office / jurisdiction.3. When did it start? — Date(s) and time(s); mention if it is ongoing.4. How did it start? — Sequence of events and how the situation arose.5. Who is involved? — Names/relations of the persons involved and any witnesses.6. What relief are you seeking? — What outcome do you want (police action, protection, compensation, injunction, recovery of property, etc.)?7. Evidence (if any): Attach documents, photos, messages, call logs, CCTV links, or other proof.Once you send these details I will advise whether to: record a Station Diary entry (GD), file a complaint/FIR under Section 154 CrPC, make a private complaint to a magistrate, approach a statutory body, or take some other remedial step. I can also draft the statement/representation for submission.Kindly provide the information at the earliest so I can advise further.

Q: father gave property a gift to daughter

mother buy an agricultural land in 1979,after her death her husband gifted this property to their one married daughter in 2006.she sold away the land to us in 2017, her brother & sisters filed a suit against her regarding her property which gifted by her father&sold to us we are the buyers of the property,we received a court notice about this property&impleaded by seller Brother & sisters stated that this was joint property, please clarify this as per hindu law,this gift was valid or not

Advocate Billa Gowtham Raju answered
that is about, how the partition is done and how the gift is given.either orally or written deed?how the father inherited the mentioned property after his wife's death. if the mother died without a will the father is not an absolute and default owner of the property because she has children. the property will belong to all of her family members with respective shares. call me for further assistance..