Advocate Ramandeep Singh

Questions Answered by Advocate Ramandeep Singh (25+ answers)

Q: Car not transfer by broker I am worried

Mene ek broker se car liFull payment kiTransfer amount double diEk saal se transfer nahi Kara ra phone nahi utha ra

Advocate Ramandeep Singh answered
You should take the following steps:1. Send a Legal Notice: Send a formal legal notice to the broker demanding the transfer of the car and refund of any extra amount paid.2. File a Police Complaint: File a complaint with the local police station, providing all necessary documents like payment receipts, communication records, and any other relevant evidence.3. Approach Consumer Forum: If you've purchased the car as a consumer, you can file a complaint with the consumer forum.4. Consult a Lawyer: A lawyer can guide you through the legal process and help you take appropriate action.

Q: Hide accused name in court records

Is there any way to hide the accussed name in criminal case. The case was forcefully made. This is the fake case but court procceding takes time. No crime was done by accussed. Name needs to be hide for Job purpose only

Advocate Ramandeep Singh answered
Generally, it's not possible to completely hide the accused's name in a criminal case. Because court's primary concern is ensuring a fair trial.However, there are certain circumstances under which the court may order measures to protect the identity of the accused, such as:Juvenile Offenders: In cases involving juvenile offenders, their identity is typically protected to prevent stigmatization.2. Victim Protection: In certain cases, where the accused's identity could jeopardize the safety of the victim or witnesses, the court may order measures to protect their identity.

Q: Is proclaimed offender order still valid

We two brother own joint property. I move out. My brother file private defamation complaint. Within 2 days summons was issued. Then warrant was issued. then Proclamation order is issued. All orders were served on my home where I do not live at for years. My brother committed contempt of court by serving all orders at home where he lives at. He made fool of judge. Judge not done any investigation or inquiry.If service of summons & warrant is not valid, is proclamation order invalid.

Advocate Ramandeep Singh answered
If your brother intentionally misled the court by falsely claiming that the summons and warrant were served on you at your old address, he may be held liable for contempt of court.1. Set Aside the Orders: You can file an application to set aside the summons, warrant, and proclamation order on the ground of invalid service.2. Contempt Proceedings: You can file a contempt petition against your brother for misleading the court. 3. Legal Representation: Consult with a lawyer to understand the specific legal procedures and deadlines.

Q: Should I file police complaint or not

I work on some deal with this man. When I told him deal no good for me he then threaten me with false criminal complaint. I want to file police complaint. Is my complaint about threat of false complaint cognizable or non-cognizable offense.

Advocate Ramandeep Singh answered
A threat to file a false criminal complaint can constitute the offense of criminal intimidation under Section 506 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). This offense is cognizable, meaning the police can arrest the accused without a warrant.Potential Legal Recourse:You may consider filing a First Information Report (FIR) with the local police station. The FIR should detail the specific threats made by the accused, including any relevant evidence such as text messages, emails, or voice recordings.Key Considerations:1. Gather Evidence: Collect any evidence that supports your claim, such as text messages, emails, or witness statements.2. Consult with a Lawyer: A lawyer can help you draft a clear and concise complaint and advise you on the best course of action.3. File the FIR: Once you have gathered the necessary evidence, you can file an FIR at your local police station.4. Anticipate Counter-Allegations: Be prepared for potential counter-allegations or attempts to discredit you.