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4 months ago
I had imported gym machines from China in my name 5 years ago. There was talk of purchasing those machines through a friend of mine, and at that time he gave me some money in advance and it was said that the rest of the money would be paid after a few months. But till date he has not given me that money. I have the papers for import of machines, and my friend does not have any bill or paper of any kind, nor does he have any such bill. I now want my machines back, can I get my machines through asset capture or any other legal means.
A.Dear Client,
The contents of your query do not support your claim against your friend in any way, so, getting back your money or machine from your friend appears to be almost remote. In the absence of any documentary evidence like any agreement, promissory note, or post-dated cheque behind the transaction of money between you and your friend, you may not be able to succeed in getting back your machine or money even through litigation. To assess the reaction of your friend, you may serve a legal notice to your friend demanding back your machine and money.
The contents of your query do not support your claim against your friend in any way, so, getting back your money or machine from your friend appears to be almost remote. In the absence of any documentary evidence like any agreement, promissory note, or post-dated cheque behind the transaction of money between you and your friend, you may not be able to succeed in getting back your machine or money even through litigation. To assess the reaction of your friend, you may serve a legal notice to your friend demanding back your machine and money.
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A.Dear Client,
If you have a clear agreement or documentation regarding the advance payment and the outstanding amount, you may consider taking legal action. Initiate a dialogue with your friend to resolve the matter amicably, possibly through mediation or negotiation.
If that doesn't work, consulting with a legal professional would be crucial. They can guide you on possible legal avenues, such as filing a civil suit to recover the outstanding amount or exploring options like asset seizure if it aligns with applicable laws. It's essential to gather all relevant documents, communication records, and any written agreements before pursuing legal action.
Keep in mind that laws can vary, and seeking advice from a legal professional familiar with the jurisdiction involved would provide tailored guidance for your specific situation.
Thankyou
If you have a clear agreement or documentation regarding the advance payment and the outstanding amount, you may consider taking legal action. Initiate a dialogue with your friend to resolve the matter amicably, possibly through mediation or negotiation.
If that doesn't work, consulting with a legal professional would be crucial. They can guide you on possible legal avenues, such as filing a civil suit to recover the outstanding amount or exploring options like asset seizure if it aligns with applicable laws. It's essential to gather all relevant documents, communication records, and any written agreements before pursuing legal action.
Keep in mind that laws can vary, and seeking advice from a legal professional familiar with the jurisdiction involved would provide tailored guidance for your specific situation.
Thankyou
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