Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy

Questions Answered by Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy (25+ answers)

Q: Is there a time frame within which a case can be reopened in court? For instance, can you reopen a c

Hi, the original complainant (son) has passed away, but now his mother wants to continue the case on his behalf. Is there any time frame to reopen the case, and can a case be reopened after 10 years or 20 years if it was previously closed in India?

Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy answered
Yes there is a specific time frame for that. Not more than 90 days. After that if u can prove the delay reason to the satisfaction of the court. Then she will added up as a party of the case and she can continue with the case. But in criminal case that is not possible.

Q: How to withdraw pocso case ?

Can POCSO case be withdrawn? How to withdraw POCSO Act case?

Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy answered
To withdraw a POCSO Act case, the only legal option is to settle the matter between the parties and then file a Criminal Miscellaneous Petition before the High Court for quashing the case. The trial court does not have the power to withdraw a POCSO Act case. The POCSO full form is Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, and its provisions are very strict, making withdrawal extremely difficult.

For the POCSO Act in Hindi, you may refer to the official government legal resources or translated versions of the Act.

Q: Uncontested allowed means what in divorce case?

The case was filed and finally disposed of. The nature of disposal is uncontested allowed. What does this mean?

Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy answered
The case has been allowed in favor of the petitioner, as the respondent did not appear or raise any objections. This is commonly referred to as an ex-parte decree. Please obtain a copy of the judgment and take the necessary steps to set it aside, or else you will have to comply with the terms stated in the judgment.

Q: What is the meaning of balance court fee

What You Mean By Balance Court Fee In Civil Case?

Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy answered
When u file a civil case, the valuation of the suit will be there and based on that valuation the court fees is determined. Out of the total court fees the 1/10th is to be paid along with the filing of the suit and the remaining is to be paid before the trial starts. That remaining court fees is said as balance court fees

Q: Where to seek information about bond in college

I am post graduate got admission in karakonam medical college under management quota in 2015. I have to do bond 1yr .now government reduced bond to 6months . college telling it's not applicable.where to seek help in complaints n enquiry regarding self financing college what are the options available legally

Advocate Shyamdeep Shenoy answered
File a complaint regarding the smae to the medical council of India and also to the state medical council and also to the chief minister and ministry for health. U can also give a complaint to PM and also union ministry for health