Getting Threaten by Brother in Law of false case

989 votes

Hello Sir What kind of case he is filing against you? can you please share the details please ? You can contact me over phone call or whats app for further assistance . Thank you Regards Advocate Kuber Hooda

Advocate Kuber Hooda LawRato

822 votes

hi don't get intimidated. and pls state the clear facts only then a solution can come in. facts, circumstances, facts of situation to be gone through. then I ll be able to provide solution. u can reach out to me on. whatsapp. call .msg

Advocate Neha Gupta LawRato

616 votes

You can lodge a police complaint against him under ipc 506 which is criminal intimidation and 323,325 ipc which is hurt in the nearest police station. For further information, please feel free to reach me.

Advocate Nitanshu Sharma LawRato

783 votes

In such situations, it’s important to take some precautionary steps to protect yourself: 1. Document Everything: Keep a record of all communications and interactions with your brother-in-law, especially any threats or inappropriate behavior. Save messages, call logs, or emails that indicate any threat. 2. Inform the Police: You may want to lodge a non-cognizable (NC) report or a general diary (GD) entry with the police. This will establish a record that you are facing threats. Explain that you are being threatened with a false case. If the situation escalates, this report may help. 3. Avoid Confrontation: Try to avoid direct confrontation or arguments with him, as this may provide him with opportunities to trap you in a situation or provoke a reaction that could be misrepresented. 4. Seek Legal Advice: A legal professional can guide you on preventive measures, such as filing for anticipatory bail if you feel a false criminal case may be filed against you. 5. Witness Support: If there are mutual contacts who are aware of the situation, their statements might be useful if things escalate. Would you like assistance with any specific step or legal action? If yes, then contact us. Adv. Mahinder Singh Mavi

Advocate Mahinder Singh LawRato

876 votes

Yes u can have precaution before they act, u have best remedies available in law, if you brother in law is threatening you than u can file a complaint before police against him for more information u need to state me the complete facts. Thereafter I can give u the best advice.

Advocate AK Rohilla LawRato