Know Your Law – India

No, this tool provides legal awareness and information only. It does not replace professional legal advice. This is designed to help you understand your basic rights and what steps you can take. Always consult a qualified lawyer for your specific situation.

This is an awareness tool only and should not be used as legal advice in court proceedings. The information provided is general in nature and may not apply to your specific circumstances. Always consult a qualified lawyer for legal proceedings.

No, this tool helps you understand your rights and next steps, but it cannot replace the expertise of a qualified lawyer. For complex legal matters, ongoing cases, or situations requiring legal representation, always seek professional legal advice.

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The information is based on current Indian laws and is regularly updated. However, laws can change, and interpretations may vary. This tool is for awareness purposes only. For authoritative legal advice, consult official legal sources or qualified lawyers.

Under CrPC Section 154, police cannot refuse to register an FIR for cognizable offenses. If they refuse, ask for a written refusal with reasons. You can then approach the Superintendent of Police or file a complaint with the Magistrate under CrPC Section 156(3).

Time limits vary depending on the type of case. Criminal cases generally have longer limitations, but civil matters like consumer complaints must be filed within 2 years. Some cases like domestic violence have no time limit. Consult a lawyer for your specific situation.

While having evidence helps, don't let lack of complete proof stop you from seeking help. Start with whatever evidence you have. You can gather more evidence as your case progresses. Police and courts can help obtain evidence in some cases.

No, this is a completely free public legal awareness tool. We believe everyone should have access to basic legal information regardless of their economic status.

Choose the category that best describes your situation. Our smart filtering system will show you relevant laws even with partial matches. If you're still unsure, select the closest category and see what laws apply.

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For immediate emergencies, use the emergency contact numbers provided below. Don't wait for legal advice if you're in immediate danger. Call emergency services first, then use this tool to understand your rights and next steps.