Advocate Vaibhav Parashar

Questions Answered by Advocate Vaibhav Parashar

Q: Company used forged documents to sue me

I resigned from a company on medical grounds . I was ready to give them 2 months salary as per agreement . Company also has my final settlement salary of 40 days . Currently my case is going on but my lawyer is pressurizing me to file a seperate criminal case along with civil suit filed by company. Do we have to opt for a new case to challenge forged document or can we settle this dispute in current civil suite only. I think my laywer is greedy . He wants t0 drag the case unnecessarily.

Advocate Vaibhav Parashar answered
You can challenge the alleged forged documents effectively in the pending civil proceedings themselves and a separate criminal case is legally optional, not mandatory.Further filing a criminal complaint for forgery or cheating is your legal right, but it should be done only if the facts genuinely disclose a criminal offence and you are prepared for a parallel, longer process; it is not a compulsory step for defending the present civil suit. Further more, whenyour lawyer suggests additional litigation including criminal as well as civil, then I cannot comment personally on any lawyer.I can only suggest in my opinion that you should proceed with your Civil Suit and whn you get favourable order then oy you proceed further with criminal or any other litigation.

Q: Granting bail against my case convicted sec 392 34 IPC and sec 411IPC

My brother was convicted under Section 392 read with 34 IPC and section 411 IPC . Please help me to know the bailing procedure as soon as possible.

Advocate Vaibhav Parashar answered
Hello, I. reply to your query. It is necessary to file Appeal before appellant authority alongwith an application for suspension of sentence and the limitation of filing appeal is 6 days from the date if quantum of sentences order.

Q: Guidance on appeal period and compliance with Family Court alimony ord

am seeking your advice regarding procedures and compliance related to a Family Court judgment for lump-sum permanent alimony. I have two main questions: 1. What is the standard limitation period for filing an appeal against a Family Court order granting permanent alimony under the Hindu Marriage Act? 2. If the petitioner is required to provide bank account details for receiving alimony and does not respond, what is considered a reasonable legal step for the respondent

Advocate Vaibhav Parashar answered
1. That the family court order can be challenged in The Hon'ble High Court by filing Criminal Revision (Family Court) { CRR(F) } and the limitation is 90 days. if is there any order which is to be challenge in appeal then the limitation is 30 days. Further 99% order of the Family Court are challenged by Criminal Revision. and the order of Permanent Alimony or Maintenance can onky be challenged vide Criminal Revision with limitation of 90 days.2. If the petition is not providing his bank details even after giving the directions of the court, then the court even itself can attach the baink details by giving direction to the bank or the same can be done by filing or moving an application in the same court.