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Questions in General Legal Query are answered with reference to the Indian Contract Act, 1872, the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, depending on the nature of the dispute. Each answer states the section that applies, the forum that hears the matter and the limitation period, so the position can be checked against the official text at India Code before you act on it.

The forum depends on the facts rather than the label: a dispute described as a family matter may be heard by a family court, a magistrate or a civil judge depending on whether the relief sought is maintenance, custody, injunction or declaration. Where the law has been renumbered by the 2023 criminal law reforms, answers note both the old and the new section numbers.

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Majalgaon · 09 Jan 2026

My grandfather register ncr on my father for threatening, fighting and demanding for money and also taking land of his but in this points about threatening that happens both party, fighting also happened both party but fighting happens in them house and they take video of that but it's not like actually fighting happen and another point grandfather have total 32 yekar land they divided in three parts my dad ask them for stay our house but they go to stay in my father's brother house and take 2 parts of land with them because my father was asking for dividing land because they never give him benefit of incomes before after dividing lands they also take good lands after 10 to 11 years later dad ask them to dived land in 2 section but they say divid land but saty with his elder brother and you two have give 5 lakh money per year both are agreed . My grandfather and grandmother take 6 yekar land on both names but they don't give dad this lands loan, benefit of government they only give his elder brother and my father take loans from private Bank for studying me my brother and now days one part of land is common in 4 other peoples they discussed about who gone take this part of land and make one paper and write there his goes to my father but now they mentioned that his son take his land of threatening him and they register total 3 ncr on my father in this ncr there reveals point are false now they take over this common part of land form my father without asked in this case whenever my dad go for ask him for devide land in two parts they always make big seen for 3 or 5 days after going those day there never give my dad proper answers of his questions and we didn't register any ncr or fir against them because my father didn't want to make this big issue if my dad didn't make move is there any issue for them.

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Akbarpur · 06 Jan 2026

5 manth hasbend my hasband

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000 · 31 Dec 2025

Asha Sharma and Rajiv Sharma were married in 2011 and have two minor children namely, Rohan and Anika. Due to repeated incidents of cruelty and neglect, Asha left the matrimonial home in January 2023 and began residing with her parents in Noida. She filed a petition for maintenance under Section 125 of the CrPC before the Family Court, Noida. After hearing both parties, the Family Court passed an Order dated 15.03.2024, directing Rajiv to pay ₹12,000/- per month to Asha, and ₹6,000/- per month each to Rohan and Anika from the date of the petition i.e. 01.02.2023. Rajiv is employed as an Assistant Manager in a private company in Delhi and draws a monthly salary of approximately ₹70,000/- Despite having sufficient income, he has paid only three instalments of maintenance (April, May, and June 2024) and has defaulted on all other payments. As of 01.01.2025, the total arrears of maintenance amount to ₹3,06,000/. Asha issued a legal notice to Rajiv on 10.02.2025, asking for payment of arrears, but Rajiv ignored the notice. The Order of the Family Court has neither been stayed nor challenged in any appellate forum. Asha now wishes to execute the maintenance order and recover the arrears of maintenance, along with continuing monthly maintenance. Draft an Execution Petition on behalf of the Decree Holder, Asha Sharma, seeking enforcement of the maintenance Order dated 15.03.2024 passed by the Family Court, Noida and recovery of arrears of maintenance from the Judgment-Debtor, Rajiv Sharma.

Kolkata · 27 Dec 2025

Want to marry love of my life

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Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad · 08 Sep 2025

can i approach RDO regarding property sharing , of my mother

N.N. Santosh Kumar Read Answer
Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad · 08 Sep 2025

how can i approach RDO for sharing of my mothers property among my brothers

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Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad · 08 Sep 2025

how can i approach RDO for sharing of my mothers property

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Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad · 08 Sep 2025

how can i approach at RDO for property sharing issue of my mother

N.N. Santosh Kumar Read Answer
Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad · 08 Sep 2025

can i approach RDO regarding a right in property

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Frequently Asked Questions about General Legal Query

How to get free legal aid in India?

Free legal aid is available under the Legal Services Authorities Act 1987. Eligible: women, children, SC/ST, disabled, victims of trafficking, and persons earning less than ₹3 lakh annually. Apply at the District Legal Services Authority or State Legal Services Authority.

What is the difference between civil and criminal cases?

Civil cases involve disputes between private parties seeking compensation or remedies. Criminal cases involve offenses against society punishable by imprisonment or fine. Civil cases are filed by individuals; criminal cases are prosecuted by the State.

How to verify a lawyer credentials in India?

Verify a lawyer credentials on the Bar Council of India website (bcindia.org) or your state Bar Council. Check their enrollment number, year of enrollment, and whether they are an advocate or senior advocate.

What is the fee for filing a court case in India?

Court fees vary by case type and state. Civil suits: ad valorem fees based on claim value (0.5%-4%). Criminal complaints: nominal fees. Consumer complaints: ₹100-₹5,000 based on claim amount. Some categories like family court matters have reduced fees.

How long does a court case take in India?

Court case duration varies: consumer cases 6 months-2 years, family court matters 1-3 years, civil suits 3-10 years, criminal cases 2-7 years. Supreme Court appeals take 2-5 years. Alternative Dispute Resolution (mediation, arbitration) is faster.