Advocate Devang Manjrekar

Questions Answered by Advocate Devang Manjrekar (100+ answers)

Q: My husband tried to kill me. He tried to strangle me many times.

Can I get divorce on basis of domestic violance but I don't have proof. My husband tried to strangle me many times. He never emotionally attached to me and our son. He asked us to leave the home many times. Also he never took responsibility at home. Every expensive I have to bare. Sometimes he gives half of the expenses. He again tried to strangle me today. I am afraid of him now.

Advocate Devang Manjrekar answered
You can seek divorce on the ground of cruelty under relevant personal law. Physical assaults, repeated threats, emotional neglect, and denial of responsibility are legally recognised as cruelty. Even if you do not have direct proof, you can rely on your testimony, medical reports (if any), police complaints, messages, or witness statements. I strongly advise you to immediately file a police complaint or Domestic Violence case under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, which can provide you protection, residence rights, and maintenance. Since your safety is at risk, you may also seek interim protection orders from the court. Do not delay taking legal steps for your and your child’s safety.

Q: How to complain to an Urban Company?

Any problem Solve You should immediately contact UrbanClap's customer support:(6207-568-688 and (available 24/7) report reply refund money

Advocate Devang Manjrekar answered
To raise a consumer complaint against Urban Company, you can proceed under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. First, collect all relevant documents such as invoices, order details, email correspondence, and screenshots of the grievance.Send a legal notice to them demanding redressal within 15 days. This step often compels companies to act promptly.If they fail to respond, you may file a complaint before the appropriate Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (CDRC) based on the value of goods and compensation claimed: • District Commission: up to ₹50 lakhs. • State Commission: ₹50 lakhs to ₹2 crores. • National Commission: above ₹2 crores.The complaint can be filed online. Include all supporting evidence, affidavits, and proof of attempts made to resolve the matter directly with them.We can assist you with the same.

Q: Parking Issues In coperative Society

I have a requirement of legal help for solving parking issues in a coperative society .I have a puzzle mechanical parking in a coperative society.The committee members are not ready to do AMC of the parking society which is mandatory as per Maharashtra cooperative society act.solicate your help

Advocate Devang Manjrekar answered
You have a valid concern. As per the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act and related model bye-laws, the society committee is bound to ensure regular AMC (Annual Maintenance Contract) for common infrastructure like puzzle parking, especially if it’s impacting residents’ safety or usability. You may first issue a written complaint to the society and mark it to the Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies. If the issue persists, you can approach the Consumer Forum for deficiency in service and also explore filing a complaint under Section 73 of the MCS Act for negligence by the managing committee.

Q: can defendant access to e-file submissions without making appearance

I am defendant, but not summoned. I do not want to make official appearance because my presence not required. I need know whether I can register for e-file in my case and see all e-file submissions made by complainant because my contact details not in court yet. If not, can I register for e-file with court permission without making appearance in my matter.

Advocate Devang Manjrekar answered
Unless you are arrayed as an accused or summoned by court, you may not get access to e-filing updates. However, you can file an application through counsel seeking court’s permission to register for e-filing.However this depends on which court the matter is pending. Furthermore in a criminal matter it is very important to mark appearance once summons is served

Q: Vetting loan agreement for unlicenced individual given to proprietor

Whether a non relative or non friend can be given a loan? Can it considered as friendly loan?If not then can a individual give business loan without lending licence? And whether interest or royalty or fixed compensation can be charged on friendly or business loan by a individual lender having no licence?Can a individual lender has the right to mortgage any movable or immovable assets of borrower?Now another instance Whether the money given can we show as?1) advance given for buying any s

Advocate Devang Manjrekar answered
A non-relative can give a loan, but it may not qualify as a “friendly loan.” Charging interest without a money lending license is prohibited. Loan can be shown as advance for purchase if documented. With regards to the rest of your question the same isn’t visible wholly.