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Sister in law threatening to file police complaint
20-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
Due to pandemic and WOrk from home situation I have shifted to my parents home where I’m living with parents brother and sister in law. There’s always dispute between sister in law n family and now as I’m here she keeps me dragging in disputes n makes me difficult to work by creating dramas and if I ask why she threatens me that she will file a police complaint, now being girl and looking at the pandemic situation I’m not able to move to my work location and needs to stay with my parents until and unless I get married. But with constant threats it has become difficult to live here with my parents. Kindly suggest what I can do in this matter to safeguard my rights and live peacefully untill I find alternatives.
Sorry to know about your situation. As of now it is better for you to ignore her threats and let your parents and brother handle her. Till you are living together she won't take a legal step and if you go legal then she would also go legal which would create difficulties...
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Adv. Mohd Atik Iqbal
Akola | 500+ Answers
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Can NC convert into FIR?
NC stands for non cognizable, meaning that a police officer can't investigate or make an arrest without a warrant from a magistrate. Gambalkashif. Yes... ! The conversion from N.C. to FIR is possible, but a Magistrate's order or warrant is needed. 11 Oct 2018
What does NC mean in law?
NC is a crime that cannot be recognized. For example, abuse, simple threats or slappings, minor property damage, etc. are all NC complaints. According to law, the Police has no power to investigate NC complaints. These complaints are entered in the NC Registers of the Police Station. 27 Mar 2018
What is full form of NC in Police Station?
NC is a crime that cannot be recognized. NC complaints include abuse, simple threats, slapping and causing minor damage to property. According to law, the Police has no power to investigate NC complaints. These complaints are entered in a register called NC Registers located at the Police Station. 16 Mar 2023
What is difference between NC and FIR?
Cognizable offenses are those where the investigating authority is able to arrest an accused without a warrant of arrest. The investigating authority cant arrest the accused in non-cognizable offenses. Investigation can begin as soon as a FIR is filed. 21 Jul 2022
Hello
Advocate Minakshi Ovhal here,
your mother can also file Domestic violence  case against her daughter in law for her abuisve behaviour and seek a protection order against her
You also can lodge a complaint against her for her continuous mental tortures by making false allegations and behaving violently with you and your family members.
your brother should shift to rented accommodation away from his parents and you.
your brother can file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty if situation does not improve.
thank you.
Advocate Minakshi Ovhal here,
your mother can also file Domestic violence  case against her daughter in law for her abuisve behaviour and seek a protection order against her
You also can lodge a complaint against her for her continuous mental tortures by making false allegations and behaving violently with you and your family members.
your brother should shift to rented accommodation away from his parents and you.
your brother can file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty if situation does not improve.
thank you.
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Adv. Minakshi Bapu Ovhal Dakhane
Pune | 200+ Answers
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Hello,
You can file an NC with the local police station wherein your sister in law will be called and will be given a warning. If the harassment still continues, you can file a private case for harassment in local court and attach your NC with it.
You can file an NC with the local police station wherein your sister in law will be called and will be given a warning. If the harassment still continues, you can file a private case for harassment in local court and attach your NC with it.
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Adv. Humera Padvekar
Navi Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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