Advocate Rishabh Dubey

Questions Answered by Advocate Rishabh Dubey

Q: Request for Legal Advice on Employer Threats Without Evidence

My former employer is threatening legal action under BNS and Companies Act without providing any written proof or details. They are forcing me to appear in office immediately and not allowing remote clarification.They are alleging financial discrepancies of 1–1.5 crore but have not shared any documents, transactions, or evidence.Is it legally mandatory for me to appear in person without receiving written details? What should be my next step to protect myself?

Advocate Rishabh Dubey answered
---You are not legally bound to appear without written details of allegations. Demand all charges and evidence in writing via email. Do not appear under pressure or sign anything. Verbal threats without evidence may amount to criminal intimidation under BNS. Consult a lawyer immediately to protect yourself.

Q: Sampatti Plat 75 Jag K Samdhandh Me

Maine ik plat ka bainama 75 gaj karaya tha lekin moke 35 gaj hain mujhe wo pura 75 gaj plat chahiye to mujhe kya leagal action lena chahiye

Advocate Rishabh Dubey answered
Purchaser should immediately obtain a demarcation/site measurement through the local revenue authority or licensed surveyor, collect sale deed, sanctioned layout, chain documents, possession proof, and current site photographs. Serve a legal notice upon seller demanding delivery of remaining 40 sq. yards, correction of boundaries, refund proportionate sale consideration with interest, or equivalent alternate land. If fraud/misrepresentation is involved, file civil suit for possession, specific performance, declaration, cancellation/rectification, damages, and injunction against further transfer. If dishonest concealment exists, criminal complaint for cheating may also be considered. Check limitation urgently and verify title chain plus encroachments.

Q: Bns76,115(2),352,351(2) summons/warrants

What can I do in this situation?How can I free from this case?

Advocate Rishabh Dubey answered
You're facing bailable, non-cognizable charges under BNS 76, 115(2), 352, and 351(2). Don't ignore the summons, appear before the Magistrate as required. Engage a criminal advocate immediately. If arrested, file a bail application; these charges typically allow bail on personal bond. Your best exit route is compromise settlement. Offenses under 352 and 351(2) allow victim compromise under BNS 337, if the complainant files a compromise petition, charges withdraw. Alternatively, challenge weak evidence and seek discharge under BNS 169. Negotiate directly with the complainant through your advocate for mutual settlement. File anticipatory bail if a warrant is pending. Success depends on evidence quality and the complainant's willingness to settle. Act urgently with legal counsel.

Q: Matrimonial issues and mother in law problem

IMy father and mother in law continuously torturing me by making comments and not paying the daily expenses he demands for dowry also when I got married in 2010 and from that year my husband not behaving with me in a right way because of the influence of his mother kindly suggest me what can I do to solve this problem because I have a son also

Advocate Rishabh Dubey answered
legal routes you have:1.Dowry Prohibition Act: Demanding dowry after marriage is criminal. File an FIR under Section 3/4 DPA against your in-laws.2.IPC Section 498-A: Taunting, dowry demands, and financial non-support constitute cruelty by husband/in-laws. This is a cognizable offense.3.Domestic Violence Act, 2005: The fastest option. File for protection order, residence order, and maintenance. This Act prioritizes your safety and your son's welfare without requiring criminal proceedings.