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Advocate Nadeem Sheikh
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Bharwani, Jabalpur
21 years ExperienceAdvocate Nadeem provides services in various fields of Criminal Matters, Muslim Law Matters and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Nadeem enrolled with the Bar Council of Madhya Pradesh in 2005.
Practice Areas
Criminal, Anticipatory Bail, Pocso Act, Anti Corruption, Pmla
Muslim Law
High Court
Courts
- District Court, Barwani
- Madhya Pradesh High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate Nadeem Sheikh (25+ answers)
Q: Is telepathy legal and recognized under the law?
Is telepathy legal and applicable in law? Can a court use telepathy (mind reading) performed by a telepathist to file a case against someone based on a telepathic report presented to the court? Can a court order a mind reading of a person by a telepathist? I am being harassed by a telepathist 24 hours a day. He claims to have the right of telepathy and threatens to present my mind report in court. Is this legal? What should I do? I feel completely helpless. Are there any laws that grant telepathists the right to conduct mind reading?
Advocate Nadeem Sheikh answered
No. It is not taken as a place of evidence. And if any talepathist is torture you. You can file the complaint against him. And if police not file ur complain than file the private complaint in court.
Q: How long does it take to get released from jail after court issue bail order ?
My friend got bail from Jabalpur HC bail order yet to be received how much time it will take to get him out of the MCR he is now in MCR and now what process needs to be followed. Bail granted but there is Saturday Sunday, how long does the jail release process take?, please help in this issue Thanks
Advocate Nadeem Sheikh answered
Get certified bail order copy from high court. And follow the directions of order and give the suriety paper to trial court. After seen order and suriety trial court may issue the release order to jail.
Q: Can a job be saved by appealing in the court
Mere per 304b 498a ka case chal raha he yadi trail court me saja Ho jati he to kya job chut jayegi me govt. Job me Hu kya appeal karne se job bachi rahegi
Advocate Nadeem Sheikh answered
Saza agr jail sentence ki hogi aur jail jaoge to service se dismiss kr denge. Appeal me agr saza pr suspension jldi mil jata he aur ap apne department ko bta dete ho ki suspension ho gya he to service bach sakti he.
Q: Does family court deals with cases of harassment in a family
My younger brother is disturbing me by mentally...Physically n financially.i want to go for suit in family court.is family court may handle such family cases
Advocate Nadeem Sheikh answered
no family court me is tarah ka case nhi lag Sakta. family court me husband wife k matter bachchho ki guardianship k matter maintainance k Case lagte he. so civil court me apne bhai k khilaf case laga sakte he.
Q: Consequences of hindu girl marrying muslim boy without conversion
One Hindu girl marriages with a Muslim boy through Nikah without converting her religion what will happen??
Advocate Nadeem Sheikh answered
According to shariyat Hindu girl not marry to Muslim boy without covert her religion to Muslim . But in special marriage act there is a provision. But Nikah Islamic law k anusar nhi Ho sakta he. So mind it.
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