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Divorce can be obtained mutually or by contest.

If the divorce is mutual, both parties file a joint petition, and there is a cooling off period of 6 months and after that if they still want to proceed with divorce file a second motion and then a decree is granted.

Time taken: 6 months to 1 year.

A consumer case can be filed for any consumer goods or services availed. You can file consumer cases in all instances where you pay to obtain services or goods, like for eg. treatment in a hospital(medical negligence), education of your kid in a school, consumer products, etc.

The primary forum is the district consumer dispute redressal commission in each district.

If your complaint is not resolved you an approach the state and national commissions.

You are entitled to be refunded the money paid, compensation and legal charges.

Time taken is usually 1.5 to 2 years.

Property cases are filed in the civil court. As a primary step you should send notice to the opposite party. Then if the problems is not resolved, file a case in the civil court with documents and pay court fees.

Rent cases are usually filed in the Rent Control Court. If you want to vacate a tenant who is not unwilling to vacate, you have to obtain an order from the rent court.

First complain to the primary authority, like department head. If your complained is not redressed, you can approach KAT(Kerala Administrative Tribunal) if you are a state govt employee, CAT(Central Administrative Tribunal) if you are a central govt employee or Labour court if you are private employee. Time limit is 1 year within cause of action.

File a case in the magistrate court under NI (negotiable instruments act). Present the check to the bank and send a legal notice. If there is no favourable reply file the case in a magistrate court. There is an option for mediation, if it is not resolved, you can go ahead and prosecute the accused.

You can request to the bank manager for settlement or changing the terms of the loan. If they dont comply you can use alternative systems to get it resolved without affecting your CIBIL score. If still they are not ready help you, you can file for one time settlement.

You can file a complaint in the real estate authority and tribunal and if it is still not resolved, you can approach High Court.

You can complain to the respective college authorities, if not resolved, you can approach the university grievance systems, or complain in government through online systems, if it is still resolved, file an RTI and approach high court.

You can file a case in the appropriate civil court or address the complaint through alternate dispute resolution systems. Consult a lawyer.

You can file a complaint in the grievance redressal system, if not resolved then complain to the appropriate department, if not resolved file a complaint in the online grievance redressal system. If it is still not resolved, you can file your complaint in the GST appellate, or High Court or you can file in Lokayuktha.

You can file a complaint in Lokayuktha with appropriate documents.

You can file complaints in the respective panchayat, municipality or corporation offices. You can file complains in central and state online platforms. You can file a complaint in the state Lokayuktha, or Ombudsman for Local Self Government. If not resolved, you can complain to the district collector or state deparments or use RTI and approach the court.