Advocate Murali Krishnan S

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Cyber crime

I am seeking guidance on engaging counsel for a service law matter in Chennai, and on the kind of expertise the case requires. I was compulsorily retired from the services of a private scheduled bank in March 2022, where I had served as an Assistant Manager since 2013. The charges concerned a personal transaction of Rs. 40,000 in my own salary account and the maintenance of accounts and loans with other banks without written permission. The transaction had already been examined and closed by the bank's own offsite transaction monitoring system at branch and regional office levels in September and October 2020, and my other accounts and borrowings had been fully disclosed in the bank's half-yearly staff declaration forms, verified by my branch head. The matter was nevertheless reopened by the Vigilance Department four months later and a chargesheet followed. My case is that the proceedings were mala fide. I was married to the daughter of a senior officer of the same bank; the marriage ended in divorce in January 2019, and the disciplinary action followed. The officers who issued the chargesheet, supervised me at my posting, and deposed as the sole management witness were his batchmates or subordinates. I have pleaded selective and disproportionate punishment, and I am seeking production of comparative disciplinary records showing that officers charged with identical conduct received only warning letters. I appealed under Section 41(2) of the Tamil Nadu Shops and Establishments Act, 1947. The appeal was dismissed for default in September 2025 despite my presence being recorded, and was restored in February 2026. In June 2026 the Appellate Authority held that no preliminary issue on the fairness of the domestic enquiry need be framed and posted the matter for my evidence. The bank's counsel has stated in open court that a writ petition will be filed against that order. I have filed a petition for production of documents under Section 41(2-A)(ii), and the bank has been directed to file its reply. I have appeared personally at every hearing over four years and maintained the complete record. My proof affidavit is drafted and my documents are in order. There have been changes of counsel during the proceedings, and I am currently appearing in person while I engage new counsel. My questions are these. First, what combination of expertise should I look for? The matter is primarily a service and labour appeal, but two features point elsewhere. I allege that several of my answers were falsified in the record of the domestic enquiry — including an answer recorded as the opposite of what I said, and answers recorded with the qualifying portions omitted. The evidence stage will also turn on cross-examining the bank's officers. Would counsel with criminal trial and prosecution experience be an advantage for that cross-examination, alongside labour law expertise — and would such experience also be relevant if I pursue a separate criminal complaint on the falsified record? Second, is it practicable to engage one counsel for the labour appeal and another for the writ proceedings before the High Court, given they are different forums? Third, is there anything I should be doing now to protect the proceedings before the Appellate Authority against an interim stay from the High Court? I am based in Chennai at present and would be grateful for guidance. Thanks.

I left my In laws house and staying at my mom's place for past one year (from April 2025). I was opting for Khula and contacted Jamaath. And when i requested for a maintenance for my daughter they said they will give 3000 per month, which i didn't accept. the reason why i left the marriage is they are very money minded doesn't even spend for my medicinal purposes. so i have decided to go ahead with filing a case against them, either maintenance for both, as the khula is not yet accepted and confirmed. but i don't know how they procedures would go. what should be done as start. would like to know detail if possible. Thanks in advance.

Ex-parte case

I was married to my wife since 2015. She has 3 siblings. One elder daughter (with two kids), two younger brothers, one of them was recently married and one unmarried. She received a commercial housing board shop property as marriage gift (SETTLEMENT DEED) from her father in Trivandrum, Kerala. Her father was maintaing her property such as letting it for rent and tent management etc. I have two kids (both girls aged 9 & 10) through my wife. She was diagnosed with Chronic Leukemia (Blood Cancer) in 2019 and was under treatment. She passed away in 2024 (2 years ago). Though her father was getting the rent from tenant from the beginning, my wife was getting the property rent for the last 2 years of her life continously. and I'm taking care of them since she her death. Since her demise her parents are enjoying the property rent till date. When I tried to discuss them about the property's rightful possession title transfer in children's name and benifits of the rent along with the cumulative rental amount (8000 INR) every month for the past 27 months. They are reluctant to respond about it. The settlement deed original is with her parents. I have a copy of it. I have her original death certificate, marriage certificate, Kids Aadhar and a photocopy of settlement deed. I have approached the local panchayat office regarding transfer of ownership to children's name with me (their father) as a their guardian. Officials say that I have to produce all the documents which I mentioned above along with my wife's parents ration card, aadhar card and their physical presence along with 2 witnesses to sign for the necessary proceedings. Her parents deny to cooperate me in the proceedings and they only say the property is automatically for the kids when they turn 18. Until then we don't wish to do anything with it. I even mentioned that I don't want the property for myself but only to secure it for the children. I don't want to risk the property and rental amount as its already been denied for the past 2 years. I would like to get my kids their mother's rightful possession of property in their name, the pending rental amounts for the past 27 months and continued benefit (rent). What is the legal proceeding that should be done in this matter. Kindly advise. -Abdul Khader 9940008798