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Advocate Jagadish N

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LawRatoAdugodi, Bangalore / Bengaluru
LawRato18 years Experience
Advocate Jagadish N is committed to a practice of law that measures up to the highest professional standards and knowledge driven practice. He provides comprehensive legal consultancy, transactional advice, litigation and legal research to a broad spectrum of clients.

Advocate Jagadish N completed his B.A.L, LL.B from Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies (BILS), affiliated to Bangalore University, Bangalore and then received a Master’s Degree in Law (LL.M) from Kuvempu University (DDE), Shimoga, majoring in Business Laws like Legal Regulation of Economic Enterprises, Corporate Finance, Insurance Law, Banking Law and EXIM Law, Environmental Law, Intellectual Property Rights.

As a Counsel, he has an active presence in the Karnataka High Court, the Bangalore City Civil Courts and other special tribunals and forums such as the Consumer Forum, Karnataka Appellate Tribunal, Family Court, Magistrate Court, Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal etc. and worked with a leading litigation firm in Bangalore with considerable exposure to commercial, corporate, criminal and property litigation and litigation in all fields.

His interests include real estate, contract law, criminal law and continues to have a flair for litigation practice. His work in the field of real estate law includes providing property title opinions and conducting property title searches, drafting and advising on property development agreements, construction contracts, residential, commercial and industrial licenses, leases, sales and all forms of property conveyance.

Advocate Jagadish provides complete legal services for property transactions including obtaining property documents, undertaking transactional work with the appropriate government bodies, undertaking registration and mutation, compulsory acquisition, property hypothecation and all transactional documentation.

He also provide legal advice on stamp duty, property tax and other statutory outgoings, tax structuring and handle litigation on property disputes.

Advocate Jagadish enrolled with the Bar Council of Karnataka in 2008. He is also a member of the Bangalore Advocate Association and the High Court of Bangalore.


Language(s) Spoken: English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu

Practice Areas


Family Law
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Succession Certificate, Dowry Case

Property Law
Property, RERA

Consumer Law
Consumer Court

Corporate Law
NCLT

Higher Courts
High Court


Courts

  • City Civil Court, Bangalore
  • Family Court, Bangalore
  • Karnataka High Court
  • Trial Courts, Bangalore

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shiva Kumar - Verified Client
The consultation was good & he was well experienced
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Antony Vance - Verified Client
The meeting was satisfactory and the whole case was resolved. The suggestions were also very useful. Would love to consult more in further meetings. Thank a ton
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ayusmita - Verified Client
Had a telephonic consultation with him. I found the conversation very informative and the lawyer seems to be very confident. Indeed it was a very satisfactory consultation for me. Thanks.
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Amit kumar sahoo - Verified Client
Very helpful lawyer and gave answers to all my queries.
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Rajesh V - Verified Client
Consultation was very good and helpful
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Questions Answered by Advocate Jagadish N



Q: How to transfer property from mother to son ?

Hello, i want to know how to transfer property from mother to son before death, Also i want to know the registration cost and lawyer fees.

Advocate Jagadish N answered
The procedure to transfer the property from mother to son is by way of Gift Deed. The Registration cost is not as high as in case of registration of Sale Deed. You need to bring Demand draft around Rs.6000/- towards Stamp Fees and another Demand Draft around Rs.1000/-towards registration cost plus additional expenses like consultation, drafting, advocate fees depending on the property.



Q: Can I register my second marriage without mentioning my divorce?

I got married 5 years ago and divorced due to my ex-husband's drug addiction. Recently, I married another man a month ago in a temple with our families present, but we haven't registered the marriage yet. My current husband knows about my previous marriage, but his parents are unaware. Can I register this marriage as my first marriage legally?

Advocate Jagadish N answered
Please do not get your second marriage registered before the registrar office as it will attract penal offense i.e. section 494 of Indian Penal Code. Only after giving a divorce to your first husband you can register your second marriage.



Q: My mother-in-law is harassing me. What can I do about mental harassment by a mother-in-law towards h

Sir, my father-in-law and mother-in-law are harassing me severely. They took all my dowry money and gold and gave it to my brother-in-law. They constantly insult my parents and demand more dowry money. They take my husband's entire salary and don't allow him to spend money on me. All my expenses are borne by my parents. My mother-in-law orders me to do all the household work, even when I was pregnant. She doesn't allow my husband to talk to me, and he is afraid of his parents. We have a 3-month-old daughter, but they still don't allow us to save any money. How can I handle the mental harassment by my mother-in-law and the harassment from my in-laws?

Advocate Jagadish N answered
If you are harassed at the hands of your In-Laws then you can file a Criminal case against them under Section 498A of IPC and also separate complaint under Section 12 of Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 before the Jurisdictional Magistrate Court. If you do not wish to file a case then it is advised to stay away from your In-Laws in a separate house along with your husband and baby.



Q: Is a marriage certificate required to apply for divorce? Is a marriage certificate mandatory for div

Is a marriage certificate required to apply for divorce? Is a marriage certificate mandatory for divorce in India?

Advocate Jagadish N answered
Registration of Marriage is mandatory as per law. But it is not strictly followed in family court while applying for divorce. So even if your marriage is not registered still you can apply for divorce.



Q: what happens if there is no occupancy certificate ?

Hi I am planning to buy a flat with in Bangalore. And in my budget I saw many flats are available for sale without OC and CC. But BBMP approved A khatha. They are convincing that they have some set of deviations in getting OC and a like jogging track in lesser dimension etc.. And they are saying its not mandatory and Around 80% of flats in Bangalore are without OC and CC. As I saw such kind of flats are available in my preferred locations.. But flats with OC CC and RERA in my budget are available at the outer city. I want to know the risks in buying such flats. Is it advisable to buy.. what happens if oc is not received ? Please advice..

Advocate Jagadish N answered
I suggest you to buy the flats with OC & CC compliance, if you wish to opt for flat because in future depending on the amendment of KMC ACT(Karnataka Municipal Corporation Act) the BBMP may impose strict rules for deposit of penalty which in-turn you may have to bare the same. moreover water connection issue from BWSSB may also arise due to increase in flats without OC & CC in Bengaluru. Further with 'B' Katha(flats without OC & CC) may not fetch more profit in terms of market value in future if you wish to resale the same.




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