Advocate Vishesh Srinivas P

Questions Answered by Advocate Vishesh Srinivas P

Q: sbi yono wrong transaction refund money 062-9930-8729

To get a refund for a wrong or failed transaction on SBI YONO, check your transaction history first. If it is a failed transaction, wait for an automatic reversal (usually 2 to 7 working days). If you transferred money to the wrong person's account by mistake, immediately raise a dispute via the SBI Customer Digital Journey Portal or contact support. 062-9930-8729

Advocate Vishesh Srinivas P answered
We can file a complaint in cyber security and conduct the case or we can go to private complaint to magistrate. This would be helpful if you transfer the money in wrong place. Or if someone extracted money from you with malafide intention

Q: POWERLOOM SHED PLACED INFRONT OF MY HOUSE AND ANGANWADI

Jan 2026 Powerloom shed Placed infront of my house and shed....three powerlooms operating simultaneously High Noise ... Only GI sheet provided as physical shield no sound control measures provided

Advocate Vishesh Srinivas P answered
Statutory Remedies for Public Nuisance (BNSS, 2023) Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) (formerly Section 133 of the Cr.P.C.): You can move an application before the Executive Magistrate / Sub-Divisional Magistrate having jurisdiction. The provision empowers the magistrate to issue a conditional order for the removal, restriction, or regulation of any trade, occupation, or running of any machine (such as powerlooms) that is injurious to the health or physical comfort of the community.2. Environmental & Noise Pollution Norms (TNPCB) The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000: Residential areas have strict permissible ambient noise limits (50 ext{ dB(A)} during day time and 40 ext{ dB(A)} during night time). Operating multiple powerlooms with only a single GI sheet provides negligible acoustic insulation, almost certainly breaching these limits. Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB): Industrial/manufacturing units like powerlooms require Consent to Establish (CTE) and Consent to Operate (CTO) from the TNPCB, alongside mandatory installation of acoustic enclosures and sound-damping measures. A formal representation/complaint can be lodged with the District Environmental Engineer (DEE) of the TNPCB to inspect the premises for noise pollution and lack of statutory clearances.3. Local Authority & Planning Violations Trade License and Zoning Regulations: Powerlooms operating in residential zones generally violate the local Master Plan or Development Control Regulations (DCR) enforced by the Directorate of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) or the local Municipal Corporation / Panchayat. Approach the local Commissioner, Executive Officer, or Panchayat President pointing out the lack of commercial/industrial classification for the site and absence of a valid trade license.4. Civil Remedies (Injunction & Damages) Suit for Private Nuisance: File a civil suit for permanent and mandatory injunction under the Specific Relief Act, 1963, seeking to restrain the operators from running the powerlooms without adequate sound-proofing or compelling them to relocate, alongside claims for damages for loss of peaceful enjoyment of property.