Advocate Prashant Vaxish
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Lajpat Nagar 1, Delhi
7 years Experience
Reply / Send Legal Notice for Divorce
Contest / Appeal in Divorce Case
Dowry Demand / Domestic Violence / Abuse
Alimony / Maintenance Issue
Child Custody Issue
Extramarital Affair / Cheating
Divorce / Matrimonial Issue
Pension Issues
Salary Delay / Non payment of Salary / Dues
Sexual Harrasment
Provident Fund (PF)
Lawyer for Summons / Warrants
Wrongful Arrest
Bail / Anticipatory Bail
Physical / Sexual Abuse
FIR Filing / Quashing
Cyber Crime
Threat / Injury
Financial Fraud
Theft / Robbery
Defamation
Murder / Attempt to Murder
Narcotics / Drugs
Corruption
Child Abuse / POCSO
Faulty Product / Bad Service
Forgery / Fraud
False Advertising
Medical Negligence
Online Fraud
Accident Claim
Insurance Claim
Court Martial
Pension Issues
Promotion / Rank related
Transfer / Posting related
Recovery of Dues
Breach of Contract
Labour Court Case Issues
Consumer Complaint Case
Customs and Central Excise
Import / Export issues
Matrimonial / Divorce Related
Supreme Court / SLP Related
File Mutual Consent Divorce
Transfer Petition
Supreme Court Appeal
Supreme Court PIL
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
Complaint in NCLT / NCLAT
Transfer Petition
NRI Divorce
SLP
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Dwarka
- District Court, Patiala House
- District Court, Rohini
- District Court, Saket
- District Court, Tis Hazari
- National Commission (NCDRC)
- National Green Tribunal (NGT)
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Prashant Vaxish
Q: The period of interim bail will be considered as part of the period of detention (custody).
If a person is arrested, sent to judicial custody, released on interim bail for a period of two months, and then again sent to judicial custody, will that two-month period count as a period of detention (custody) under section 167(2) of CrPC? Additionally, will that person be entitled to default bail or not?
Advocate Prashant Vaxish answered
Interim release period can not be included in the detention period. However, bail can be asked from the court by taking interim release as a ground to it. However court can not detain you more than 90 days if the investigation is going on.
Q: Penalty for harassment and physical assault of senior citizens in India
Dear Sir, My father, a senior citizen at 69 years of age, was physically assaulted by our 35-year-old neighbor. It started over a minor confusion, leading to him banging our doors. When my father went out, he and others brutally beat him, causing profuse bleeding and severe bruising around his eyes (we have relevant pictures showing his injuries and blood on the floor). I arrived a bit later and found my father already thrashed. We ended up in a fist fight, but neighbors intervened, and the police were called. All three of us were taken for medical examination (MLC), where it was confirmed as non-grievous injuries. Following the incident, the SHO of the police station initially suggested waiting 6-7 days before filing an FIR. After seeking intervention from the DCP of the area, an FIR was eventually lodged under sections 323/341/506/34. Given that the injuries are non-grievous and the sections are bailable, everyone is advising us to consider a compromise, considering the legal implications involved.
Advocate Prashant Vaxish answered
Sir , it would be difficult to say anything on half information. Please share the entire details. There is no mentioning about the confusion or the cause of incident. MLC can be for non grevious hurt but can be proven the same on the ground of age of your father. Police should have filed the chargesheet before the court. Please feel free to reach out for further assistance.
Q: What is the meaning of ex parte evidence?
The judge has issued ex parte evidence in my divorce case. I've filed for divorce against my wife citing cruelty. Could you please explain what ex parte evidence means in this context?
Advocate Prashant Vaxish answered
Experte evidence is the state when you only have to present and explain your evidence and other won’t be given any opportunity for the same. You have to submit the evidence and witness in writing thereafter put up before the court
Q: Posting My number On Someone's Facebook Timeline
My friends' wife threatened him yesterday that she will circulate my number and I'll start getting calls from random people. She then posted my phone number on her Facebook timeline. What are my legal options against her?
Advocate Prashant Vaxish answered
File a complaint before the state agency as well as approach the court for restrainment against your friend’s wife. They are multiple stage proceedings are available. You should initiate criminal proceedings against the said lady as it is against the law what she has done.
Q: My 0 FIR u/s 376 & 377 done in Delhi but case has been transferred to Kolkata as first cause of acti
My 0 FIR u/s 376 & 377 done in Delhi but case has been transferred to Kolkata as first cause of action arose there. Kolkata PS calling me to visit them to register the final FIR. Is there a way I can give 161 & 164 statements in Delhi as I don't want to travel so far, plus there are grave security issues? Can the statements be sent to Kolkata by Delhi PS and Magistrate court via speed post?
Advocate Prashant Vaxish answered
Yes The transfer of the FIR can be reverted back to Delhi by seeking the transfer of the case. Your FIR can be brought back to Delhi and can seek protection from the court as well. Please share the entire details of your case for detailed assistance
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