Refunds of money on false complaint Refunds of money on false complaint

1 year ago

Sir some filed an complaint against me he send 14000.00 of items with me and i have lost the items in train. he file a complete against me and ask for same amount to pay.

Anik

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear client,
1. Gather any physical evidence and documents that prove that you have not received the items.
2. As it's a legal complaint, you have to reply to it according to the law. So, hire a lawyer to do the same.
3. If the court feels it fit, it will dismiss the case.
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Abhimanyu Shandilya

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A.Dear Client
This is a tricky situation for you. Is there any proof that he gave you some item of worth RS. 14,000/-? If not then his complaint will not sustain in the court of law. If yes then you need to make his loss good.
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