Advocate D Lalith Kumar
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4.0 | 2+ user ratings
Chilkalguda, Secunderabad
2 years Experience
Practice Areas
High Court
Divorce, Family, Domestic Violence
Cheque Bounce, Recovery
Property, RERA
Criminal
Civil
Courts
- Calcutta High Court
- City Civil Court, Secunderabad
- District court complex Medchal-Malkajgiri
- District Court, Ranga Reddy
- District Court, Vijayawada
- District Court, Warangal
- High Court of Andhra Pradesh
- Metropolitan Criminal Court, Hyderabad
- RERA Appellate Tribunal
- Telangana High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate D Lalith Kumar (25+ answers)
Q: Need to verify everything before purchasing apartment
Hi, I am looking to purchase this 2 bhk in aminpur, sangareddy, Hyderabad. Since i dont live in hyderabad and not expert in buying in properties. I would like someone to advise me with the checking so that I dont invest in fraud or illegal construction.
Advocate D Lalith Kumar answered
take legal opinion and site history land use information from concerend Sangareddy either hmda or its muncipal office and check for ftl levels if any and nature of land and link documents of atleast 35 years
Q: amount of 4.5 lakhs not giving back since 8 months
one of my distant relatives has to give me 4.5 lakhs which she is not giving me and provoking me to fight talking rudely and dening to give me, she belongs to banglore, she purchased a new home holdnand now a small scale industry.
Advocate D Lalith Kumar answered
file a recovery suit based on the evidence documents you are having and give her property details to the court for attachment start issuing legal notice for recovery of money as she has now both property and industry you have good chance but subject to limitation act
Q: My friend took loan of 1 lakh rupees from me before 3 years ago.
Can I recover it legally as he is govt employee in TGSPDCL which is hand written by his own hand writing , which I dated 3years ago and 2 days completed till now ... What should I do if he doesn't pay it
Advocate D Lalith Kumar answered
you can still try with condonation of delay as the date of knowledge you came to know about non payment or intention of debtor continuous to be shown or vice versaif you have any documents like promisery notes or mode of transactions that will be helpful and continue for summary suit for money recovery under CPC
Q: Divorce and Property settlement
Hi There,I am planning to get divorce from my husband. We are married for 15 years now. Since the date i got married, I have given all my salary to my husband and his family. My husband is claiming that he doesn't have money. All the properties that we bought till now are under his name. I have evidence of my bank transactions for the last 15 years. What is the amount that I can get back legally from him? I was thinking of 75% of money that I earned with bank interest. is it possible?
Advocate D Lalith Kumar answered
you can file divorce and for alimony under hindu marriage act sections 13 , court generally give an option of full time settlement or monthly maintanence depending upon you present life style , that a set of percentage from his earning , you can claim for properties ...regards,
Q: Respondent is not coming intentional evasion from start
I recently consulted a lawyer to a file contested divorce 13 I a cruelty however lawyer noted that you filed dvc and maintenance still from 1 year it is in summons stage no moment nor update lawyer is not filing memo so better you get noc from Will soon make it exparte and try to make it mutual and then file mutual divorce it happens soon and you get it. However I don't know whether my current lawyer gives noc or not what to say if she refuse what to do kindly guide me which strategy works
Advocate D Lalith Kumar answered
first send a written notice or letter requesting to handover the file to you along with NOC, send it by registered or speed post and keep the acknowledgement with you , if the advocate denies with that proof, file an Memo to the judges for non compliance with NOC and ask for appointing of new advocate...by filing new vakalathnama ...best regards,
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