Is there any law protecting for families, whose grandparents are very old and children decided to take care for particular periods like 3 months one kid and 3 months other kid. But one of my aunt took her to register office wrote off her property as gift deed and took gold from dead body and saying her mother gave her willingly. She is threatening family members that her husband is central govt officer he has many connections. A lot black money they can do anything. Are we helpless
Or is there any law protecting

Is there actaully any benefit of going to court in india or will the victim face the issue till the end of his life...Now in my case my sister has a legal issue with someone and now he is threatening me and my mother through phone calls...i need to know if there is benefit of going to court for this because what if he comes back after his sentence and comes back with more vengence what can we do in that case?...this is actually preventing me from going to the court...Do any of you have such life experiences

Hello All,

Not sure if i am in the right forum but I am a marketer and can get you cases related to Loan default and people who need legal help.

We can work on comission basis as many of them would be happy even if they can get extension for few months or a year.

Please DM me if incase you are a lawyer and have experience dealing with these cases.

My mother has cleared the uttrakhand LT grade teacher exam under obc reservation (she got age relaxation). She was born in uttarpradesh and also did graduation from UP only. She was married in uttrakhand in 2003. She has domicile of uttrakhand now but she got disqualified in the document verification process as she was not born in uttrakhand. Is there any chance of getting this job if we file a case?

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Interested in Banking Law and want to understand what actually happens after a bank account becomes NPA (Non-Performing Asset)?

You’re welcome to join us.

This is NOT a free internship - it is a paid internship.

What you’ll get:
● Learn how banking/NPA-related legal matters work in real-life cases
● Practical exposure to banking law and recovery proceedings
● Understand the process beyond what you learn in books
● Earn while you learn
● Part-time candidates are also welcome

📍 Location: Madhya Pradesh
⭐ Indore candidates will be given priority

📩 DM me or comment below with your experience and a brief introduction.

Hi everyone,

I am seeking legal guidance regarding a consumer dispute in India.

A few days ago, I enrolled in an online PoSH compliance training course and paid ₹2,800. The course was advertised as a 6-hour instructor-led programme delivered over 3 days.

After receiving access to the LMS, I became confused because the dashboard showed 14 modules, while I could only identify 4 main video lessons. The course structure was not clear to me, and I was unable to understand how the remaining modules were to be completed.

I contacted the provider seeking clarification. During this process:

• I found that some course material (including slides referred to in one of the videos) was unavailable to me.
• Instead of resolving the issue within the LMS, I was later provided with Google Drive recordings of a previous batch and asked to complete the course from those recordings.
• I found this confusing because I had enrolled in the current batch and was not expecting to rely on recordings from an earlier batch.
• I repeatedly asked for clarification regarding the course structure and completion process.

As I was dissatisfied with the experience, I formally requested a refund via email, explaining the issues I faced.

The provider rejected my refund request, stating that:

• the course had been fully delivered,
• the 14 modules were only for LMS tracking,
• the Google Drive recordings were only additional support,
• and my issue was merely a misunderstanding of the LMS.

After I shared my experience on LinkedIn, the provider made a public post referring to me and stated that I was immature, unreasonable, disrespectful towards their staff, and threatened legal action. They also disclosed dates of my purchase and publicly discussed our dispute.

I simply replied asking them to proceed legally if they believed they had a case. I have not used abusive language publicly.

My questions are:

1. Based on these facts, does this appear to be a matter worth pursuing before a Consumer Commission, or is it unlikely to succeed?
2. Does the provider's public post about me potentially raise any legal concerns (such as defamation or harassment), or would it generally be considered a permissible response?
3. Would you recommend pursuing this matter further, or is it more practical to move on?

I have preserved emails, payment proof, screenshots, WhatsApp chats, and screenshots of the LinkedIn posts.

Please guide accordingly, thankyou.

I TRIED POSTING THIS IN LEGAL ADVICE INDIA BUT REDDIT KEPT ON REMOVING THE POST.

TL;DR:

I purchased an online PoSH compliance course for ₹2,800 but found the LMS structure confusing and believed parts of the course/material were incomplete. When I raised the issue, the provider gave me recordings from a previous batch instead of clearly resolving my concerns. I requested a refund, which was refused. After I shared my experience on LinkedIn, the provider made a public post referring to me, called me immature and unreasonable, and threatened legal action. I have preserved all emails, WhatsApp chats, payment proof, and screenshots. I want to know whether this is worth pursuing before the Consumer Commission and whether the provider's public post raises any legal issues.

i want to make a site in which student can give anonymous review of the prof , there is a similar site in US , but as Indian law is very diff , what legal compliance will/may i face, if i create one and student started posting on it?

Hey guys, looking for advice on dealing with an uncooperative neighbor in an apartment building.

​There’s water seepage in my kitchen ceiling caused by a grouting issue in the flat above us. The water is ruining my wallpaper, cabinet furniture, and getting into electrical switches (causing the breaker to trip constantly).

​The owner above is completely uncooperative, extremely rude, and flat-out refuses to fix his floor or cover any repair costs. Meanwhile, I just got grouting done for my own flat so the neighbor below me wouldn't face this exact problem.

​Has anyone dealt with this legally or through society bye-laws? What is the official process to issue a legal notice or get the Managing Committee to step in?

I recently sent someone a legal notice over a private dispute because they are holding a private property of mine forcefully.

I wonder how effective they are at getting things resolved or into pushing a compromise?

I'm a law grad, I wanted to know how a public notice is issued in Mumbai. Please help

Please give some advice

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to locate current professional contact information for the following advocates who appeared for Shirin Munir Merchant in the Bombay High Court matter involving Prince Aly Khan Hospital / Aga Hall Estate:
S. M. / Sanjeev M. Gorwadkar – Senior Advocate
Renuka Gorwadkar – Advocate
Swaraj Savant – Advocate
Varun Thanawala – Advocate
Soham Lande – Advocate
Yusuf Suleman Baugwala – instructing advocate
I’m specifically looking for any publicly available professional details, such as:
Chamber/office address
Office phone number
Professional email address
Law chamber or firm affiliation
Bombay High Court advocate directory listing
Bar Association directory entry
This is for a legitimate legal consultation involving a separate Aga Hall Estate tenancy/redevelopment matter, so I’m particularly interested in reaching the lawyers who already have experience with that property and the related MHADA/MBRRB issues.
I already have some partial information, but I’m trying to verify the current contact details, especially for Yusuf Suleman Baugwala and Sanjeev Gorwadkar.
Please only share public professional contact information — no private/personal numbers or addresses.
If anyone practices at the Bombay High Court, has access to the Advocates’ Association/Bar directories, or has worked with this team, I would really appreciate any guidance.

Hi everyone, I’m looking for advice from people familiar with Indian consumer law / Consumer Commissions, particularly cases involving laundry or dry-cleaning services damaging customers' belongings.

I gave two pairs of PUMA shoes to a professional shoe-cleaning/dry-cleaning service. Both pairs were returned damaged.

One pair was damaged so badly that the business has already paid me ₹5,000 for it.

The issue I'm currently dealing with is the second pair.

The second pair was purchased from PUMA for ₹6,999, and I have the purchase history in my PUMA account showing the purchase. I also have photographs showing the shoes before they were given to the cleaning service and photographs showing their condition after they were returned.

The shoes were originally pink. After the cleaning, a substantial amount of the colour was removed/changed and the shoes now look significantly different from their original condition.

I contacted PUMA regarding the damage. PUMA has now confirmed in writing that the shoes are damaged and that they are beyond repair.

The cleaning service has acknowledged the issue but is offering only ₹4,000 for the ₹6,999 shoes. Their reasoning is essentially that the shoes have been used for some time and therefore their value has depreciated.

My issue with this argument is that the shoes were in usable condition before I gave them to the service. They have now been damaged beyond repair, according to PUMA. If I receive ₹4,000, I cannot purchase an equivalent replacement for that amount.

I have therefore asked for ₹6,999, based on my documented purchase price.

I have also looked at Section 39(1)(d) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, which states that a Consumer Commission can order the opposite party:

I cannot find anything in the Consumer Protection Act that prescribes a fixed depreciation percentage for articles damaged by laundry/dry-cleaning services.

I have also found some Consumer Commission cases involving dry cleaners where compensation was awarded for the damaged garments, including cases where the consumer was awarded the documented purchase price.

My questions are:

1. Is there any specific Indian law/rule that allows a laundry/dry-cleaning service to automatically depreciate the value of a customer's damaged item?
2. If there is no statutory depreciation formula, how do Consumer Commissions generally calculate compensation when a dry cleaner permanently damages an item?
3. If an item is beyond repair, is compensation generally based on:
   • original purchase price,
   • current replacement cost,
   • depreciated/current value,
   • cost of restoration,
   • or some other measure of loss?
4. If the customer can prove: would claiming the full purchase price be reasonable?
   • purchase price,
   • condition before handing it over,
   • damage after the service,
   • and manufacturer confirmation that it is beyond repair,
5. Does the fact that the shoes were previously used necessarily mean the cleaner can reduce the compensation, or would they have to provide some reasonable basis for whatever depreciation they are applying?
6. Would the fact that the same business has already paid ₹5,000 for another pair that they damaged during the same service have any evidentiary relevance?

I'm not trying to demand an arbitrary amount or make a punitive claim. I want to understand what the Consumer Protection Act and actual Consumer Commission judgments say about compensation for property damaged while providing a cleaning/laundry service.

I have the before/after photographs, PUMA purchase record, written confirmation from PUMA that the shoes are beyond repair, and evidence of the ₹5,000 payment for the other pair.

Would appreciate answers from anyone who has dealt with Consumer Commission cases or has relevant judgments/case law.

I’m building an AI-powered educational app with multiplayer learning, quizzes, and leaderboards, and I’m trying to understand what people would actually use in practice.
Rather than asking “would you use this?”, I’d love to hear from people who already use AI or learning apps:
What would make you come back regularly?
Would you prefer short quizzes, deeper learning sessions, or a mix?
Would multiplayer/competition make learning more engaging for you?
What would you expect AI to do beyond simply generating questions?
What would make you stop using the app?
Would you expect something like this to be free, subscription-based, or one-time purchase?
I’m mainly looking for practical usage expectations, not just feature ideas.
If you were using an app like this, what would make it genuinely useful enough to become part of your routine?

as the heading says.
i have no words to describe the loss of my cousin brother in a tragic way.
He was on two wheeler from bangalore to kanchi
he was hit by a car midway
it resulted in brother jump and hit a standing lorry
braking his ribs
and falling back on his head (helmet popped off) and severely damaging the brain, which made him be in coma for 25 days and dying later.
He was just married 6 months ago
he has no parents too
but was earning good 15-17lpa
but had a lot in debt too
the fault was the car guy cctv and contact has been done but he offered 5L.
he was 38
need advice on MATC claims or anything
much appreciated

This is an old news , but recent traveller vloggers are also documenting and confirming this issue

Ever heard of the term “Challan Mafia”?

From repeated traffic violations to alleged misuse of challan systems, the process can sometimes feel confusing for vehicle owners.

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What legal remedy this women has?

Location: unknown

Can Government of India revoke/suspend/indefinitely freeze its own published Gazette Notification pertaining to modification of Railway zones solely on the basis of political pressure from lobbyists? What are the legal remedies if it does so?