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Advocate Narendra MN

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LawRatoRajarajeshwari Nagar, Bangalore / Bengaluru
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Advocate Narendra MN has been practicing and handling cases independently with a result oriented approach, both professionally and ethically and has now acquired many years of professional experience in providing legal consultancy and advisory services.

Advocate Narendra provides services in various field of civil laws, criminal laws, family law, consumer cases, cheque bounce related matters and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.

Advocate Narendra enrolled with the Bar Council of Karnataka in 2005. He is a member of the Civil Court Bar Association.


Language(s) Spoken: English, Kannada

Practice Areas


Criminal Defense
Criminal, Anticipatory Bail, Pocso Act, Anti Corruption, Pmla

Family Law
Family, Domestic Violence, Succession Certificate, Court Marriage

Corporate Law
NCLT, Documentation

Property Law
Property, RERA

Banking & Finance
Cheque Bounce

Consumer Law
Consumer Court

Higher Courts
High Court


Courts

  • City Civil Court, Bangalore
  • Karnataka High Court

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Questions Answered by Advocate Narendra MN (25+ answers)



Q: can bounced cheque be deposited again

I have submitted a cheque that was bounce, Then i consult with cheque issued person - He told me already deposited the amount in his bank account. So i want know same can we redeposit the bounced cheque

Advocate Narendra MN answered
Now a cheque is valid for three months and there is no restriction for you to present the same for encashment within that time. You can definitely re-present the cheque again if the said period of three months has not elapsed.



Q: can fir be withdrawn by complainant ?

I have filed an FIR against my husband for harassment and dowry. I wanted to withdraw the case, but again my husband hit me, and I called the police immediately. They kept him in custody for 24 hours, after which he is now behaving properly. However, the case will go to court. The police advised me to compromise in court, submit an affidavit, and withdraw the case, as this will be documented for the future. Kindly advise me on this—can FIR be withdrawn by complainant?

Advocate Narendra MN answered
Once you register an FIR, it becomes an offence against the State, and therefore, FIR can be withdrawn only under specific legal provisions. Your options are:

  1. Can the FIR be withdrawn before the chargesheet? If the chargesheet has not been filed, you and your husband can approach the High Court for quashing the FIR by mutual consent.
  2. If the chargesheet has been filed, then you can either become hostile before the court or opt for legal remedies. However, becoming hostile might lead to complications, so quashing the FIR through the High Court is a safer option.
It is always better to go for the first option, as if your husband is not trustworthy, he may later misuse your statements.



Q: Regarding will to son from father without consent from daughter

Hi sir, i am shilpa we have ancestral property of 17 acre land, in that my father already willed 7 acre land to my alone brother, he wrote tlike this,, i am willing my share to my son since he is alone son and he is very much interested in fielding, and he is my very loving son, so i am hand overing this to him, written like this in court issued certificate, i never know that when i signed, i think i didn't sign, but still how can he write will.

Advocate Narendra MN answered
Until and unless a person has absolute right or title over the property he can’t execute WILL in favour of anyone.. If your father has done that then you can challenge the same in jurisdictional Court of law.



Q: What to do if my in laws and my husband is physically abusing me

Hi I'm from andhra Pradesh got married to kannadiga my husband is from a joint family my mother in law and my husband brother and my husband brothers wife tortures me abuses me alot at present I'm at andhra Pradesh in my parents place will I be able to file a domestic violence at andhra Pradesh please suggest

Advocate Narendra MN answered
Yes you can file a petition invoking the provisions of Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act against your husband and his relatives at Andhrapradesh seeking Protection, Maintenance and Compensation.



Q: Buyer invested in an under developed layout & owner delaying work

Our family had invested 4 Lakh rs on site, in an under development layout, from a person in the town. We went for deal through a known person. Seller/owner said development will be completed and site will be registered soon. Even after years he did not develop the layout. Everytime we call/meet and ask, he used to say will complete in month or so.. but never did any progress. after few years we argued that our money could have got better interest, if invested somewhere else, then he gave an updated document of the property agreement showing 7.5 Lakhs invested (additional amount as interest given). And said to wait for some more time for layout development. Even then he did not progress with layout and he died. Later the responsibility of layout was taken over by his brother. It is been 3-4 years, again the new person also continued saying will complete soon. But not making any progress, neither giving the money. It was hard earned money. Please suggest how we can get this issue solved.

Advocate Narendra MN answered
Issue a Legal notice through a Lawyer demanding the legal representative of the developer to either give site or return your money along with interest. If he neglects or refuse to respond positively then you can file a consumer complaint




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