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byKaran BajajOnline consultations available; In-person at Hari Nagar, Dwarka Court, Delhi NCR, and ChandigarhStarts from2,000 per sessionView full gallery

Legal issues often crop up in daily life, from online shopping fraud to property disputes. I have gathered these specific clips because they address the most common, real-world problems I see in Delhi, helping you resolve issues before they spiral into court cases.

Many of us shop online for electronics to get good deals. But if you receive a damaged or fake product, you need proof. I explain why you must record a continuous, uncut unboxing video, showing the sealed package, the shipping label, and the serial number. This video becomes crucial evidence in any dispute with the seller.

If you become a victim of a financial cyber fraud, the first few hours are critical. I explain the immediate steps you must take, like complaining on the Ministry of Home Affairs portal and calling the 1930 helpline. Acting fast can help freeze the fraudulent account and gives you a chance to recover your hard-earned money through a 'charge back' application in court.

It is frustrating when someone blocks your gate by parking their car without leaving a contact number. Instead of getting into an argument, there is a simple legal solution. I explain how you can call the 112 emergency number, provide the vehicle's registration number, and have the police contact the owner or tow the vehicle away.

Can a woman claim maintenance from her second husband if her divorce from the first was not legally finalized? The Supreme Court recently gave a landmark judgment on this. I break down the court's reasoning, explaining that if the second husband knew about the situation, he has a moral and legal obligation to provide maintenance, even if the marriage is technically void.

When you hire a contractor for repairs or construction, a written agreement is your best protection. I share a real-life incident involving a client who faced police trouble after a labourer's death on his property. A simple agreement clarifying that the contractor is responsible for all safety measures can protect you from being booked for negligence under IPC sections 304A and 337.

Restaurants have started replacing 'service charge' with 'staff contribution' on bills. But is it mandatory? I clarify the Delhi High Court's order on this. This charge is voluntary, and you cannot be forced to pay it. I also provide the National Consumer Helpline number, 1915, which you can use to register a complaint if the restaurant insists.

My journey as a first-generation lawyer is about building an identity and a legacy. As I often say, "पहचान ही तो बनानी है साहब, और इस शहर में करना ही क्या है." This path requires dedication, but I believe if you worry too much about the path, the destination will feel slighted.

The Right to Information (RTI) Act is a powerful tool for every citizen. It's not just for asking questions. I explain how you can use Section 2J of the RTI Act to personally inspect government files and records. This is a crucial step to ensure transparency and hold public officials accountable for how they use government funds.

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Most people assume legal help only starts when a court notice arrives, but the reality is that knowing how to document an unboxing for a damaged product or how to use RTI to inspect government files can save you from years of litigation. These specific videos focus on non-litigation steps you can take today, such as dealing with unauthorized restaurant service charges or managing construction safety, to keep your rights protected without always needing a courtroom.

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