Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth

Questions Answered by Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth

Q: Aadhar wrong demographic enrollment

iam having separate aadhar card my brother has no card he taken aadhar card under my name and dob what he do to correct it he is uneducated

Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth answered
Your brother needs to visit an Aadhaar Seva Kendra or file a complaint with the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to correct this serious biometric/identity overlap.Steps to Resolve the IssueVisit an Enrolment Center: Locate and visit the nearest authorized UIDAI Aadhaar Seva Kendra.Submit Official Identity Proof: Bring original supporting documents belonging to your brother—such as a Voter ID, PAN card, Ration card, or a verification certificate with a photograph issued by a local gazetted officer or authority.Update Biometrics & Details: Request a complete demographic and biometric update at the center so his face, fingerprints, and iris scans are correctly tied to his actual name and birth date.File an Official Grievance: Since a card was generated using your details for his profile, report the issue immediately by calling the UIDAI toll-free helpline 1947 or filing a complaint on the official UIDAI portal.To tailor this advice, please let me know:Does your brother currently possess any other valid identity documents showing his correct name?

Q: I have submittedl complaint petition against my tenant who refused vac

When i asked to vacate the tenant abused & threatended me to kill if ask him to vacate..I am at 76 yrs. Seniour citizen.I approached polce station & submitted complaint petition and copies to ACP, DCP, COMMISSIONER POLICE, The SHO has not any action even after 30 datys. Is there any way to take action against tenant, who threate nded to kill withcriminal intimidatio ?

Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth answered
You can hire a lawyer to file a request directly with a local magistrate (judge). The judge has the power to order the police to immediately register an official case (FIR) and start investigating.Start a Formal Eviction Case: Do not try to force the tenant out by talking to them. Have a lawyer send them a legal eviction notice. If they do not leave, file a proper eviction case in court.You can approach a magistrate under Section 175(3) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS)—formerly Section 156(3) of the CrPC—to direct the police to register an FIR when the local police fail to take action on a criminal intimidation complaint. Legal Steps to Take Private Complaint: File a direct complaint before the jurisdictional Judicial Magistrate of First Class under Section 223/200/226 of the BNSS highlighting the criminal intimidation and threat to life.Legal Notice / Eviction Suit: Initiate proper civil or rent control proceedings through a lawyer to legally evict the tenant rather than relying solely on verbal requests. Have you got written rental agreement.

Q: I have submittedl complaint petition against my tenant who refused vac

When i asked to vacate the tenant abused & threatended me to kill if ask him to vacate..I am at 76 yrs. Seniour citizen.I approached polce station & submitted complaint petition and copies to ACP, DCP, COMMISSIONER POLICE, The SHO has not any action even after 30 datys. Is there any way to take action against tenant, who threate nded to kill withcriminal intimidatio ?

Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth answered
Send a formal written complaint via registered post with acknowledgment due (RPAD) to the Superintendent of Police (SP) or Commissioner of Police detailing the inaction by the Station House Officer (SHO). If then also no use, then approach Magistrate and can also file eviction suit in rent court.

Q: Dispute regarding parking of vehicles in apartment

My cousin purchased flat in apartment in Hyderabad in 2006, with ear marked car parking, which was incorporated in the sale deed and builder has advised all the flat owners to park their two wheelers by the side of their respective car parking. Now, after 19 years, one of the flat owners encroached my cousin's two wheeler parking by parking his bi-cycle, duly stating, since two wheeler parking was not documented in the sale deed, it is common area. How my cousin has to defend please.

Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth answered
The Supreme Court of India ruled that open and stilt spaces are categorized broadly as shared infrastructure or common facilities. Developers or individual buyers cannot treat open spaces as independent real estate. Denial of Individual Authority: State that the space adjacent to the car park does not form part of the complainant's exclusive registered title deed under the Apartment Ownership Acts. Assertion of Implied Right: Highlight that the space has been utilized with the builder's initial permission and the society's consensus continuously for 10 years without disrupting vehicle movement.Call for RWA Intervention: Request that any dispute regarding the utilization of common side margins be arbitrated strictly by the RWA management committee according to uniform community policies rather than individual complaints.

Q: in a cc case 319 crpc detailed answer required interested only answer

When Crl.M.P. of 2026 filed under Section 319 Cr.P.C. has remained pending for respondent-side arguments/enquiry since may 2026 and has been repeatedly adjourned at the request of the respondent side, while the main C.C. case of 2021 has itself been pending since the year 2021, whether the proceedings can be permitted to remain indefinitely pending by repeated adjournments, or filing 309 crpc in next hearing in the interest of expeditious disposal and in accordance with Section 309 Cr.P.C

Advocate Dasari Meher Hemanth answered
Under Section 309 of the CrPC, the mandate is clear: proceedings must be held expeditiously, and once witness examination begins, the trial should proceed day-to-day. The opposite party cannot be permitted to cause indefinite delays through repeated adjournments, as this defeats the right to a speedy trial. An application should be moved before the learned Magistrate citing Section 309 CrPC and relevant High Court guidelines on delay reduction, praying to close the respondent's opportunity for arguments if they fail to address the Court on the next date of hearing. But usually Courts drag the process due to overburdened work loads. Just try and it's based on your luck.