Rented or Sold Your Bank Account for Commission? Legal Risks and What to Do
Offered money to lend or rent out your bank account, SIM or UPI ID? Understand the legal risk, and what to do if you have already given it away.
Notice from Cyber Crime Police in Gurugram: What to Do and What to Avoid
Got a notice or phone call from the cyber crime police in Gurugram? Here is what a Section 35 BNSS notice means and how to respond without hurting your case.
Bank Account Frozen After a Cyber Complaint in Gurugram: How to Get It Unfrozen
Bank account frozen after a cyber complaint? Learn why it happens, what to do first, and the routes available to get unconnected funds released.
Anticipatory Bail in Mule Account Cases in Gurugram: What Courts Look At
Police called about a mule account? Here is how anticipatory bail under Section 482 BNSS works in Gurugram cyber fraud cases, and what courts look at.
Gave Your Bank Account to Someone and Got a Call from Cyber Police in Gurugram? Read This First
If you lent, sold or rented your bank account and the Gurugram cyber police have called you, here is what to do in the first 24 hours, and what not to do.
LOC Issued and Denied Entry Into India: What to Do Next
A Look Out Circular can surface at an Indian embassy counter abroad or at the immigration desk on arrival. Here is what it means and the steps to get it verified, modified or quashed.
Mutual Consent Divorce in Gurugram: Timeline, Process and Documents Needed
Mutual consent divorce is the fastest legal path to end a marriage in India — but only if the process and documentation are handled correctly from the start.
Domestic Violence Complaint (Section 85 BNS): Process, Rights and Defence
Whether you're considering filing a complaint or have been named in one, understanding how Section 85 BNS (formerly 498A IPC) actually works is essential.
Cheque Bounce Case Settlement: Can It Be Resolved Without a Full Trial?
Most cheque bounce cases don't need to go the distance. Here's how settlement works, at what stage it's possible, and what it means for both parties.