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Pragati Path,
Ranchi
23 years ExperienceAdvocate Sanga has an expertise in handling various field of, criminal laws, arbitration, inter-alia, Suits, Writs, Petitions, Appeals, Revisions, Complaints relating to debt recovery, dishonor of cheques, rent control act, property disputes, matrimonial disputes, consumer complaints, and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Sanga enrolled with the Bar Council of Jharkhand in 2003. He is a member of the High Court Bar Association.
Practice Areas
Arbitration, Startup, Corporate, Breach of Contract, NCLT, Bankruptcy / Insolvency, Patent, Media and Entertainment, Trademark & Copyright, Documentation
Landlord/Tenant, Property, RERA
Wills / Trusts, Child Custody, Muslim Law, Domestic Violence, Succession Certificate, Divorce, Family, Court Marriage, Dowry Case
Anticipatory Bail, Criminal, Cyber Crime, Fraud Case, Litigation, Pocso Act, Anti Corruption, Pmla
Cheque Bounce, Recovery, Tax, Banking / Finance, GST, Customs & Central Excise
Insurance, Medical Negligence, Motor Accident, Consumer Court
Armed Forces Tribunal, Supreme Court, High Court
Immigration, International Law, NRI
Labour & Service, R.T.I, Civil
Courts
- Jharkhand High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate Jorong Sanga
Q: Accused u/s 498a IPC be arrested on the day of 498a first hearing
Hi Court has taken cognizance of the 498A case and issued a summon to appear on 12th of June. my fear is when I appear on the date of Summon on 12th of june. Will i be arrested by Police. I am also applying for an anticipatory bail in the mean time. My question is if the bail gets rejected and I appear on the 12th of june. Will i be arrest in 498a ?
Advocate Jorong Sanga answered
Don’t appear in the court on 12th as you have applied for anticipatory bail so wait for the hearing and if it’ gets rejected then move to the High court against rejection and I believe that you will get favourable order
Q: Can Police Stop Construction Based on Section 144 Notice in a Land Dispute?
My neighbor has filed a case in the SDM court under Section 144 in case of land dispute to stop the construction of my house, which is adjacent to his land. He claims that we are forcibly constructing on his land, which is not true as we are within our land limits. No court order or notice has been sent to us to stop the construction, only one court attendance occurred yesterday. Local police claim that Section 144 land dispute is imposed on this land, preventing us from constructing anything. Multiple lawyers have informed me that Section 144 in case of land dispute in Hindi states that it can only be imposed in a field or open area, not on a house. We have lived on this land for the past 25 years and were constructing in an area where the neighbor is causing issues. The police are threatening us to stop the construction. I live in Ranchi, Jharkhand. Please clarify: Can police stop construction without stay order based on the court's notice to represent our side under Section 144?
Advocate Jorong Sanga answered
Police cannot stop construction without a stay order unless there is a specific directive from the SDM’s court, formally initiating proceedings. However, such proceedings are typically initiated only when there is an apprehension of a breach of peace and public tranquility.
Q: knowing my case is pending or not
Sir/Madam i file a appeal for divorce case in High court. my advocate has taken all the necessary document and told me that notice has sent to my wife but when i checked online it is showing, the case was dismisses(FA320/17). when i talk to my lawyer he said that the net is having some issue. today almost 4 month passed but notice wwas not arrived in my wife's house. so i want to know that was my lawer was lying? if yes then what should i do?
Advocate Jorong Sanga answered
It is always suggested that you contact the lawyer in person because there can be miscommunication regarding your case so go to the lawyer and talk to him to get more clearity in your case instead to settle your claim
Q: How can a wife ask for divorce
Wife has already filed for maintenance and already 5 months have passed and she wants to file for divorce. But for that one year physical separation is required if it is so then this 5 months will be counted or not? Whether she will be granted divorce if she doesn't claim alimony?
Advocate Jorong Sanga answered
Yes the time will be counted which has already been passed therefore after the completion of time you can very well go for divorce however it is always advisable to contact the lawyer so that needful can be done
Q: Can a cheque bounce case be filed after 6 months of serving notice
Hi Team, Please can you clarify, Do i either can file a complaint case against the cheque bounced party issuing the same after 6 months. I had served the notice but due to certain circumstances was unable to file a complaint case either. Can i file a complaint case after 6 months as well, Since i had not received my debt yet. Please clarify & Steps to be taken care off.
Advocate Jorong Sanga answered
No you cannot file a case after the laps of six months in law everything has has the procedure and time limitations thus it has to be done within the time stipulated in the act moreover see the valadety of the cheque whether it has expired or no
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