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The law behind the documents, written for the person signing, not the person litigating. Each guide explains the rule, the deadline or the trap that decides whether a document actually holds up, in plain language, with the exact section it comes from.
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Police and Criminal
Lost Your Documents? Police Report and Duplicate Copy Process
A lost document usually needs a police lost report, not an FIR, followed by an application to the authority that issued it. Here is what each common duplicate asks for and how the affidavit and indemnity fit in.
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Police and Criminal
Police Refused to Register Your FIR? Here Is the Actual Legal Process Now
The process for a refused FIR changed on 1 July 2024. The old route straight to a Magistrate is gone; there's now a mandatory first step that a surprising number of people still don't know about.
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