Advocate Inder Preet Singh

Questions Answered by Advocate Inder Preet Singh

Q: What's the remedy for handling completely false and bogus complaints by antisocial elements who are

What's the remedy for handling completely false and bogus complaints by antisocial elements who are causing mental harassment?? Intimidation and threatening for a property matter??

Advocate Inder Preet Singh answered
Document everything: Keep a detailed record of all interactions with the people involved, including dates, times, and descriptions of incidents. Save any messages, voicemails, or written communication.Inform the authorities: Report the harassment and intimidation to the police, lodge an FIR under the relevant sections of the IPC. Some sections that may be applicable in your situation include:Section 503: Criminal intimidationSection 504: Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peaceSection 506: Punishment for criminal intimidation

Q: Claim of Kisan vikas patra after death of beneficiary without heir.

My uncle (no near relative) resided with me since 1998. He was unmarried and having no parents and no siblings. He passed away in Dec. 2022. He had kisan vikas patters amounting to Rs. 3.5 lakh having without nomination. He had saving account in Post office in which I am his nominee. Can I claim amount of kisan vikas pattars. If yes, please guide me to submit my claim.

Advocate Inder Preet Singh answered
I'm sorry for your loss.In order to claim the amount of the Kisan Vikas Patra, you will need to follow certain procedures. Since your uncle did not name a nominee for his Kisan Vikas Patra, the amount will be treated as part of his estate and will need to go through the process of probate.The first step would be to obtain a legal heirship certificate or succession certificate from the court. This certificate establishes that you are the rightful heir to your uncle's estate. Once you have obtained the legal heirship certificate, you will need to visit the post office where your uncle held the Kisan Vikas Patra. You will need to bring the following documents with you:The original Kisan Vikas Patra certificate.The legal heirship certificate or succession certificate.A copy of your uncle's death certificate.Your own identity proof.After verifying these documents, the post office will issue a cheque in the name of the legal heirs. As you are the nominee for your uncle's Post Office savings account, you can use the cheque to deposit the amount into the account.

Q: Regarding Future Validity Of Agreement Signed On Stamp Paper

If any agreement is signed on stamp paper that dowry neither taken nor demanded can it debbared to file cases again in future if dispute arises again in future

Advocate Inder Preet Singh answered
Dowry agreement: An agreement signed on stamp paper stating that dowry will neither be taken nor demanded can be used as evidence of the parties' intentions. However, it may not necessarily prevent disputes from arising after marriage. If a dispute arises and one party alleges that the agreement has been violated, the agreement may be used as evidence in legal proceedings to help determine the parties' intentions and obligations. It is important to note that dowry is illegal in India, and such agreements can help show the parties' compliance with the law.Criminal cases: Generally, criminal cases cannot be debarred or avoided through agreements between private parties. Criminal cases are prosecuted by the state, and the state's interest in punishing criminal behavior typically overrides any private agreements. Even if the parties involved in a criminal matter agree to settle their dispute privately, the state may still choose to prosecute if it believes a crime has occurred.Civil cases: In some cases, civil disputes can be resolved or avoided through agreements between parties. For example, parties may enter into a contract or settlement agreement to resolve a disagreement, and such agreements may be legally binding and enforceable in court. However, the ability to debar civil cases through agreements depends on the specific circumstances and the laws governing the issues in question. There may be certain situations or types of disputes where an agreement cannot prevent a civil case from being filed or pursued

Q: Notice for outstanding dues after the firm is dissolved

Hello sir/mam,n I am a dealer of cycles in Chattisgarh and I received a call and a photo of newspaper article from a manufacturer of cycles regarding outstanding dues last month Dec. 22 but I have dissolved the firm in August 2019 so am I bound to pay the manufacturer?

Advocate Inder Preet Singh answered
When a firm is dissolved, it generally ceases to exist as a legal entity, and its assets and liabilities may be dealt with as part of the dissolution process. The responsibility for outstanding debts or other obligations can depend on several factors, such as the type of business entity, the terms of the dissolution, and any agreements made with creditors.Here are a few points to consider:Type of business entity: The liability for debts can vary depending on the type of business entity involved (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation). In some cases, individual owners or partners may be personally responsible for business debts, while in others, the liability may be limited to the business itself.Dissolution process: When a firm is dissolved, its assets are typically distributed among its creditors and any remaining liabilities are settled. If the dissolution was properly conducted and all outstanding debts were addressed, you may not be responsible for any additional claims. However, if the dissolution process was incomplete or did not address certain liabilities, you may still be responsible for outstanding debts.Agreements with creditors: If you made any specific agreements with the cycle manufacturer or other creditors regarding the payment of outstanding debts, those agreements may still be enforceable even after the dissolution of the firm.Given the complexities of business law and the potential consequences of not addressing outstanding debts, it is important to consult with all relevant documents.

Q: If Mou Is Signed And Executed On Stamp Paper

If any mou is signed on stamp paper that dowry neither taken nor demanded then can it debbared to file cases again in future if dispute arises again

Advocate Inder Preet Singh answered
In your case, you may potentially be dealing with multiple legal issues, including cybercrime, blackmail, and potentially sexual exploitation. Since you are in India and your ex-boyfriend is in the UK, the legal process may involve multiple jurisdictions.Under Indian laws: You may consider filing a complaint with the cybercrime cell. Relevant laws may include the Information Technology Act (especially Section 66E, which pertains to violation of privacy, and Section 67, which deals with transmitting obscene material), the Indian Penal Code (especially Sections related to blackmail, cheating, and breach of trust), and the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act.Under UK laws: The UK has its own set of laws that may apply in this situation, including the Computer Misuse Act, the Protection from Harassment Act, and potentially the Sexual Offences Act. You may need to seek legal assistance in the UK to understand how these laws may apply to your situation and the process for filing a complaint with UK authorities.International cooperation: In some cases, law enforcement agencies in different countries may collaborate on cross-border cases. The process for this can be complex and lengthy.Civil remedies: You also have the option to pursue civil remedies, such as filing a lawsuit for damages, breach of trust, or emotional distress. This may result in attaching of his properties in India, if he has any.