Practical Legal Advice for Everyday Issues

Kya restaurant aapse zabardasti service charge ya "staff contribution" le raha hai? You don't have to pay it. I explain the Delhi High Court ruling that makes this charge voluntary and what you can do, including calling the National Consumer Helpline at 1915, if the restaurant forces you.

Cyber fraud ka shikaar ho gaye? Don't panic. I explain the immediate steps to recover your money, starting with filing a complaint on the Ministry of Home Affairs portal and calling 1930 to freeze the fraudster's account. Acting fast is key to getting your hard-earned money back.

Agar koi aapke ghar ke bahar gaadi park karke chala gaya hai, toh pareshan mat ho. Just dial 112, provide the vehicle's registration number, and the police will contact the owner for you. If they don't move it, the police will tow the vehicle away.

Live-in relationships are increasingly common, and it's crucial to know your legal rights. I break down the key Supreme Court judgments that grant legal validity to long-term live-in relationships, including rights to property inheritance and protection under the Domestic Violence Act.

Ghar mein construction ya repair ka kaam karwa rahe hain? A written agreement with your contractor is a must. I explain why this agreement, which outlines safety measures and liability, is crucial to protect you from legal trouble if a worker gets injured on your property.

Buying or selling property? Remember that you cannot pay or accept more than ₹20,000 in cash for any real estate transaction. I explain Section 269SS of the Income Tax Act and the 100% penalty you could face for violating this rule.

Traffic police ne roka? You don't need to carry physical copies of your RC and license. I explain how showing these documents in your DigiLocker or m-Parivahan app is legally valid under the Motor Vehicles Act, but why you should still carry your insurance and pollution papers.