My Friend has taken money from me Rs. 13 lack by saying he will pay higher interest than Bank and took the money gradually from me by 2 to 3 years. He asked me to pay utility bills, credit card dues a ...
Sir,
1. Send him a legal notice to give you back the money [failing which]
2. File a civil suit for recovery of money AND
3. You can also opt to sue him under section 415 of the Indian Penal Code [Cheating] and also sections 421 to 424 Indian Penal Code [Fraud]
4. You can also sue him under section 405 of the Indian Penal Code [Criminal Breach of Trust]
You can file both civil suits and criminal cases against him so that he pays you the money. Such cases from both ends will help you to pre
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A person regularly calling and refered that representative of phoenix. They are telling a person has given your name and contact for credit card that's due is some amount. Now that person is not touch ...
Dear Mr. Nirbhay kant,
Please immediately report this matter to the Police in the form of a FIR
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
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Can a startup setup by an Indian entrepreneur registered in USA send legal notice to an Indian consumer over recovery of dues ?
Dear Client,
The answer is yes.
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
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Dear Sir, My previous roommate had not paid rent for few months. As a result, the owner deducted all the amount from the security deposit. My roommate assured me he will pay me back, but now he is say ...
dear client Yes you can send it.
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Hello,,i m mr roshan from ahmedabad..i m civil work contracter..3 years ago i complete one project of around 2.5cr on contract base but company does not paying me full amount..now yet around 25lacs is ...
an oral agreement is enforceable in the court of law. Provided, it fulfills other essentials (of Sec. 10) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 you have to prove it with sufficient evidence. Send a legal notice by a local advocate from Vidhikarya. If they don't reply or pay the remaining balance, then lodge a complaint with the local police station for breach of contract, breach of trust and cheating. Parallely file a winding up petition before NCLT
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Dear sir, before aim working in UAE, i have lost my job, i have little balance due in credit card, i think that the bank has made legal acction against me, so i have faced travel ban, how my travel b ...
write to the embassy of uae
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Hi, I have a interior design and architecture firm based in Baroda, Gujarat. We designed and executed interior and furniture for our client (also in Baroda ) and started works on site after he pai ...
By advocate Rameshwor dadhe dear sir you should send legal notice from any local lawyer. For damages or losses. File recovery suit against them
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Dear sir 5 years back my mother lent 18.0 lacs to my maternal cousin for his business needs in good faith. 4 years back when I came to know this I invited him and got an agreement signed mentioning d ...
Send him a legal notice first and then file recovery suit. Kindly take paid consultation as your matter is the critical one keeping in mind the limitation period.
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I had lended 9 lakhs to an aquarium businessman who at the time seemed to be genuinely in need of money to run his business. I got a written agreement on a normal paper with a witness sign from my en ...
Send him a legal notice.
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Hi, My query pertains to a hand loan given to a person but without any such agreement. This loan was given on a trust basis and the issue as such been over more than 10 years old. However, I had kept ...
Kishan Dutt Kalaskar Retired Judge has given correct advice. Your keeping the papers of the property does not come under mortgage by deposit of title deeds. but a private lending is not prohibited unless those papers are pertaining to agricultural lands.
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