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An accident attorney aids victims in establishing personal injury cases and pursuing damages from negligent drivers. Crashes can result in serious injuries that may take years to heal, and usually the victims never fully recover. If you have not suffered any harm, there is no requirement for you to retain legal counsel. However, you will incur financial losses if you are hurt or if your property is damaged. Financial losses are never pleasant, but when they are the result of another person's carelessness, they become even more unpleasant. You are entitled to insurance funds for your care and property damage repairs. However, since insurance companies are always eager to make a profit, they will take every measure necessary to reject your claim. If your claim is large, insurance companies will fight more aggressively. When you ask for money from the insurer of the party who was at blame despite the fact that the accident was not your fault, things become more difficult. As that...

Mutual consent divorces are lawful and occur when a husband and wife mutually decide to end their marriage and petition for divorce. Simply defined, a divorce that was mutually agreed upon by the husband and wife is known as a divorce by consent. Both the husband and the wife are entitled to seek a divorce decree that terminates their marriage on more than one of the grounds stated in Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955. Section 13-B provides information on the prerequisites for consent divorce (divorce by mutual consent). The separation of spouses has been going on for a year or more. They have not been able to live in harmony. They currently agree to end their marriage. The waiting period described in Section 13(B) of the Act is advisory, and in extraordinary cases where proceedings are ongoing, the court may decide to waive it. If the parties have agreed that the marriage must be dissolved because they are unable to live together and have been living separately fo...

When a check is presented to a bank for payment but is not honored for one reason or another, it is referred to as having bounced or been dishonored. Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881 defines cheque bounce as a crime in India. According to Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, the notice must be sent in writing by the payee to the drawer within thirty days of the date on which he received the bank's Cheque Return Memo and must demand payment of the cheque amount within fifteen days of the drawer's receipt of the notice. Steps to be followed by the Complainant There are certain steps that need to be followed by the complainant. They are: The check must be received in three months. Following the banker's dishonoring of the check, 15 days' notice must be issued. In the situation where the accused does not pay the whole amount owed (a legally enforceable debt), the complainant has 30 days to file a complaint with the appropriate criminal c...

The concept of a court marriage was established by the Special Marriage Act of 1954. It allows for the civil ceremony to marry people from various religions, castes, creeds, or nationalities. At the same time, it solemnizes and records a marriage. For couples with an inter-religious or inter-caste background who wish to make their marriage simple and affordable, court marriage is a very suitable option in India. Additionally, it serves as a place for couples who contradict their families' expectations. Contrary to traditional marriage, which involves many rites and customs, court marriage is a very straightforward process carried out before a marriage registrar and witnesses. Necessary Documents for Court Marriage Application for marriage in the Format required and with the fees assigned Passport-size images of the couple Residential information of the parties to the marriage Birth certificate of both the parties Address proof of both the parties Pan card of each witness If e...

A divorce decree from the proper judge is required in order to be divorced legally. Hindu law recognizes two types of divorce: Mutual Divorce: In a divorce by mutual consent, the parties sign a joint petition stating that they have been apart for more than a year and agree to separate. This divorce does not take place in court. No petition for a consensual divorce may be entertained during the first year of marriage. The couple must appear in court after filing for divorce so the judge can assess the mutual divorce process. The judge now has the authority to waive the cooling-off period, which was previously necessary throughout the entire process. In India, divorce by mutual consent is the quickest, most respectful, and most dignified method of obtaining a legal separation because in this situation, both partners who voluntarily accept all they believe it would be impossible for them to cohabit happily, thus they have agreed on the terms and conditions of a joint petition for legal se...

Typically, a cheque is a written promise from the payer to the payee to pay a specific amount of money. The payee, usually referred to as the drawee, deposits this cheque at the bank. Ideally, the funds should be sent through the payer's bank from the payer's account to the payee. In the current economic climate, cheques are regarded as a prerequisite for each transaction. When there isn't enough money in the account to cover the outstanding balance, an issue known as a cheque bounce occurs. The money needs to be retrieved right away. Before taking legal action, a letter requesting money is first given to the drawer. Sometimes a rapid settlement is made on the letter. A "bill of exchange" that can be cashed right away is a cheque. The "drawer" is the person who writes the cheque, and the "drawee" is the person to whom it is made out. Cheque bounce notices are just a warning to the issuer that if the money is not paid straight away, the cheq...