Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Dear Sir
I am staying abroad for long and during my absence I have found that my flat was given without my knowledge and without my consent to some person by my relatives. Upon my raising objection, flat was vacated and I took possession of the said flat. On getting possession of my flat I found that all the furniture from my flat was removed also my personal and most important documents such as my Income tax documents, Bank pass book and documents, Ration Card, Domicile certificate of the state, School Report card, Certificates, previous Employment papers were also not there.
As I had to return back immediately to my work place I didn�t have time to investigate the matter. I am planning to visit India in next couple of months and find more about my furniture which must be valued around 6 Lakh and to regain my important documents.
I am aware all this miss-deeds is the work of our close relatives. They have misguided my mother who is 80years and is responsible for removal of furniture from flat and used the funds gained from the disposal of this furniture. I hope seek legal advice and also protection for myself for this matter.
Kindly advice.
Thanking you in anticipation
Yours faithfully

Asked on 8/07/11, 11:30 pm

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RAJIV GUPTA (Cell: +91 9811284735) [email protected]

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in this situation, even though you are abroad, you may issue a power of attorney in favour of any relative or friend and he may take legal action against the wrong doer.

Answered on 8/08/11, 3:07 am

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Sanjay Kalra Sanjay Kalra & Associates

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File a police complaint about what had happened in your house in your absence. Dont give any POA in favour of any friend(s) and relative(s) to file any complaint because of various reason(s) .

Answered on 8/08/11, 5:14 am

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Aniruddha Pawse Aniruddha.P.Pawse Advocates

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you should have file a police complaint.

Answered on 8/09/11, 12:02 am

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KAMAL GROVER

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you have to file police complaint and if possible you may appoint any close friend or relative whom you feel fit or any advocate to proceed for you in court.

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Answered on 8/09/11, 12:38 am

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