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Nitty-gritty of making a police report
A look at what is involved in making a police report.
Restriction of rights
A right to recover a loss may be limited by law. However, in many cases the limitation is brought about by contractual provisions.
Unfairly penalised
It may sometimes be less costly to admit guilt even though one is innocent because fighting it out in court may be beyond the means of the average wage-earner.
A question of admissibility in guilty plea
When a person has pleaded guilty to a charge, it does not necessarily follow that this will be admissible in civil proceedings arising out of the same matter.
Wrongful restraint
Merely blocking someone may appear to be an offence under Section 341 of the Penal Code, but there is more to it than meets the eye.
Changed terms
WHERE a formal agreement exists, it will prevail over previous discussions. However, this can only be established depending on the circumstances of each case.
Will preparation
A will does not provide a complete solution to property inheritance as contingencies can arise which negate its objective.
Litigation as an option
Once litigation starts, it may be difficult to know when it will come to an end.
Cracking the whip
When things go wrong, a lawyer may sometimes be the cause of it. However, it is not right to heap blame on him all the time.
Family matters and financial benefit
Caring for one's aged parents is admirable, but the scenario changes when the care-provider is motivated by financial benefit.
Of medical charges and legal fees
Advance payments and deposits may cause inconvenience, but sometimes these are necessary.
Reaching a compromise
On the face of it, a settlement may suggest a closure to a dispute. In reality, there could be more that needs to be done.