Sunil Sharma
25 June 2024 at 22:15
I fell victim under an online credit card fraud of amount 3,00000 on March 2024. I was shocked because it was a different kind of fraud. I got a call from a bank person to deactivate the card protection plan on my credit card. It was a bank site where I have done this card protection plan deactivatation process by myself. I did not share any information but I don't know how the OTP generated automatically in my mobile ane email and the money deducted automatically. I immediately blocked my credit card and informed to bank but bank did not take immediate action on this. After 3-4 days they replied that your complain is being looked by credit card department. I had logged a complain in cyber police on next day and also with RBI on April 2024. From last 3 months I am continuously communicating with bank through the emails and calls but now they are not considering this as a fraud and even my outstanding amount has reached around 3,40000. Recovery agent and collection peoples are also threatening.have recently got a reply from RBI after 2 months and they have closed my complain under CL 162(a). They replied that this is a authorised transaction because it is completed in safe environment by 2 factor authentication and you will be liable to pay this entire amount. Please let me know what should I do in this case now?
Kiran Awchar
25 June 2024 at 20:47
On my 10th and 12th lc maratha caste is mentioned but on my caste certificate kunbi is mentioned. Can I change my caste on my degree college lc before I finish my final year
Anonymous
25 June 2024 at 19:19
To
Bar Council of India,
New Delhi.
Subject: Urgent Action Needed to Address Frivolous Lawsuits and Unethical Practices
Dear Members of the Bar Council,
The erosion of public trust in the legal system poses a serious threat to the rule of law. A significant factor contributing to this erosion is the apparent disregard for the ethical guidelines of the Bar Council of India.
Chronic Problem: Including Baseless Claims in Legal Notices Mechanically
To investigate the root of this issue, I conducted an experiment on a legal forum (Pathlegal). In my first experiment, I asked if an advocate would draft a legal notice for a bank robber's accomplice claiming an unfair share of stolen money. Except for one advocate, the others did not express reservations about proceeding. This response made me think that perhaps the rules were not clear enough.
In response, I searched for the Bar Council's guidelines and found that they clearly define an advocate's duty towards opposing parties. To test their effectiveness, I copied and pasted these guidelines onto Pathlegal and posed a similar ethical question. Disturbingly, even after reading the clear-cut guidelines, one advocate responded by stating, "The Advocates' Code outlines the responsibilities and duties of an advocate. An advocate must maintain honesty towards their own client and remain neutral towards the opposing party." This response enlightened the root cause of the problem: the issue is not the clarity of the guidelines, but the failure of some advocates to adhere to and internalize these ethical standards.
Ethical Concerns and Recommendations
This case study underscores the need for not just clear guidelines, but also effective enforcement and education. To address these shortcomings and restore public trust, I urge the Bar Council to take the following actions:
Review and Reinforce Existing Rules:
Reaffirm the clarity of the current guidelines and ensure they are widely disseminated and understood among advocates.
Develop a campaign to educate advocates about the importance of adhering to these guidelines, emphasizing the ethical duties they owe to all parties.
Enforce Disciplinary Measures:
Implement stricter disciplinary measures with clear consequences for violations, including warnings, suspensions, and potential disbarment for repeated offenses involving baseless claims.
Enhance the capacity of disciplinary committees to investigate and act on complaints of unethical behavior promptly and transparently.
Promote Ethical Advocacy:
Strengthen ethical guidelines to more clearly define an advocate's duty to prevent frivolous lawsuits and uphold factual merit in legal proceedings.
Implement mandatory continuing education programs emphasizing ethical conduct and professional responsibility, including regular workshops and seminars.
Implement a "Pre-Trial Verification Process":
Collaborate with the judiciary to establish a procedure where advocates must verify the factual and legal basis of claims before filing, similar to Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in the United States.
Introduce penalties for advocates who repeatedly file unsubstantiated claims, including fines, mandatory ethics training, and potential suspension for repeat offenders.
Establish an Ethics Review Board:
Create a dedicated board to quickly review complaints about unethical practices, including the filing of frivolous lawsuits.
Empower this board to issue warnings, mandate additional ethics training, or recommend disciplinary action to the Bar Council.
By taking these proactive steps, the Bar Council can send a clear message about the importance of ethical advocacy. This will not only deter unethical practices but also significantly reduce the number of frivolous lawsuits clogging the court system. Ultimately, this will lead to a more efficient and just legal system for all.
I urge you to consider these recommendations seriously and take swift action to implement them. The integrity of our legal system and the public's trust in it depend on maintaining high ethical standards within the legal profession. I HAVE FILED "PETITION" ON change.org . Please support it .https://chng.it/g8T7vPVCbn
bharat khatwani
25 June 2024 at 19:08
Tenant has stopped paying rent after sending legal notice with baseless claims. He has reciprocated to my responses. So I intend to give final notice...Pl. read and suggest improvements. ,,,Subject: Final Notice Seeking Documentary Evidence for Resolution of Your Claims
Ref: My Letters dated *******, ********, and ***********sent through advocate
Dear Mr. [Tenant's Name],
This letter serves as a final request for documentation to substantiate the claims outlined in your legal notice dated 25/09/2023. So far your lack of response has hindered my efforts to address this matter in light of applicable laws and regulations.
In the interest of fairness and adherence to rental laws, I am making one final request for you to submit the following within the next 15 days:
Itemized list of renovation expenses incurred 24 years ago, with expense breakup and relevant legal provisions supporting your claim.
Itemized list of cavity repair expenses, with original invoices, bills, receipts,before and after photographs and relevant legal provisions supporting your claim.
Itemized list of all recent repair expenses, with original invoices, bills, receipts,before and after photographs and relevant legal provisions supporting your claim.
Official receipts and approvals from authorities for any construction, alterations, or new water/sewer connections made to the premises.
Please provide tangible proof of rent deposited directly in the bank to resolve discrepancies regarding the issuance of rent receipts..
Please provide full details with relevant documentation/evidence supporting your claim of further repairs to be carried out, along with the expected costs.
Your lack of response to my previous letters has created a trust deficit. This final notice is your opportunity to address the issues raised and restore that trust. Failure to provide the requested information within the 15-day period will be viewed as a refusal to substantiate your claims, causing irreparable damage to our landlord-tenant relationship.
I strongly urge you to take this final notice seriously. Your prompt and thorough response will demonstrate your commitment to transparency and good faith. If you require any assistance, please contact me immediately. However, be advised that failure to adequately respond to this notice will result in the termination of your tenancy effective 30/07/2024.
Swaty Gupta
25 June 2024 at 07:04
Dear Experts,
I am the President of my cooperative housing society regd under DCS Act.
This is my 2nd Term in continuation. In the last 6 months, My Opposition members ran a vicious campaign against me and alleging multiple illegalities and irregularities, handed a spl GBM notice for bringing no confidence against me.
I challenged the notice in RCS office as all the reasons for no confidence were out of the purview of General body and could only be investigated and decided by Registrar and competent authorities. The RCS office rejected their agenda in toto for the same reasons. The spl GBM meeting was never called.
After a month, the opposition has again given me a Spl GBM notice for bringing No confidence against me without specifying any reasons.
Kindly tell me whether
1) it is important to give reasons for bringing a no confidence against the President.
2) can they bring another no confidence so soon after the first one was rejected by the RCS office.
3) what are my legal options to put a stop to their nuisance as they are going door to door to malign me and are lying viciously against me.
Regards,
Swaty Gupta
Sathish Karampuri
25 June 2024 at 00:05
Hello experts
There is case petitioner want take custody her brother as her brother is mental ill health / insane since childhood now his age approx 70 years. Under what section of law can she file a petition before district court
Franklyn
24 June 2024 at 21:26
Dear Sirs,
Our society of 56 members has embarked on to the process of redevelopment. Under the Directive Guidelines of Section 79A we need ¾ th members for crystalising decisions in a SGM. However, we have some members who are stationed abroad and are unable to attend meetings as frequently arranged but have given their written consent that they will go with the majority in good faith.
My query is do the 3/4th absolute number of members need to be physically present at the SGM or their written consent will do. By the way, of the 56 members 54 have given their consent for redevelopment and one member is incapacitated (in coma).
Please advise how we proceed
Thank you
Lahu Raorane
24 June 2024 at 17:56
Hi Sir, How we can get a share of my father's property in Worli BDD Chawl? My Father already passed away. The elder son’s family are staying in that room and now they are not allowing us to sell the room or give any shares of the room to the other 4 brothers including me. The elder son’s families always speak the language of bullying and they threaten to harm their own lives if we pressure them to for sale the room. Please advise how we will manage this legally to not harm their lives.
raju
24 June 2024 at 16:15
A person appointed computer person to develop e commerce website. The person was also authorised to work from home. After the develop of website the person was not paid his sallary that he has inserted wrong codes and he can file criminal complaint. On checking the Website is launched and working properly. My query is the employer got the website develop in India where as same pertains to USA.
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