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  What’s the Legal Way to Recover Stuck Payments from Clients? 💸📢 | Because ‘Bhaiya kal pakka’ isn’t a recovery method! 😅” 💬 Client Question: "Sir, my client has taken my services but hasn’t paid for months! How can I legally recover my money without going into endless calls and reminders?" 😤📞 😎 Answer: Ah yes, the classic Indian excuse— “Bas next week for sure!” 😅 But worry not, the law has your back when sweet talks don’t work anymore! 📌 Legal Remedies to Recover Money: ✔️ Legal Notice under Indian Contract Act (first punch! 📩) ✔️ Filing a Civil Suit for Recovery of Money under CPC ✔️ Summary Suit under Order 37 CPC for faster results ✔️ Invoicing with Terms & Conditions = your legal weapon! ✔️ Arbitration Clause? Even better! 🎯 #RecoveryOfMoneyIndia #CivilSuitForRecovery #SummarySuitIndia #LegalNoticeIndia #LexisAndCompany 📑 Process Overview: 🔸 Draft & send a formal Legal Demand Notice 🔸 If unpaid, file a money recovery suit in app...

  Can I Sue a Seller for Not Delivering the Product After Online Payment?" 💸📦🚫 A super common and frustrating client query we hear these days: 👉 “I made full payment online, but the seller didn’t deliver the product! Can I take legal action or am I just supposed to cry into my empty cart?” 😤🛒 Let’s break it down legally — before your hard-earned money disappears into the digital abyss! 🕵️‍♂️💼 #ConsumerRightsIndia #OnlineShoppingFraud #LegalRemediesIndia #EcommerceLaw ✅ Yes, You Can Definitely Take Legal Action! This situation falls under consumer fraud and deficiency of service , covered by the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 . You have full rights to file a complaint if: ✔️ You paid but didn’t receive the product ✔️ You received a defective or fake product ✔️ There’s no response from the seller #ConsumerProtectionAct2019 #OnlineFraudIndia #DigitalPaymentDispute #KnowYourRights 📌 Legal Remedies Available: 1️⃣ Consumer Court Complaint — File a case in your di...

  Can I File a Case for Cheating in a Relationship? 💣📜 | When Love Becomes a Legal Issue!” 💬 Client Question: "Sir, my partner promised marriage but cheated and disappeared. Can I take any legal action for this betrayal?" 😓 😎 Answer: Ah, the age-old story — Promises made in love, broken in betrayal! 💔 But yes, when false promises of marriage lead to deception , it may not just break hearts, it could trigger criminal action under Indian law! ⚖️💥 📌 Legal Angle – Cheating in Relationship: ✔ If someone falsely promises marriage with no intention of fulfilling it , it may amount to cheating under Section 417 or 420 IPC ✔ In some cases, it can also attract charges under Section 376 IPC (rape by deception) if physical intimacy happened under the false pretext of marriage #CheatingLawIndia #FalsePromiseOfMarriage #RelationshipLaw #IPC420 #LexisAndCompany 📑 Applicable Legal Provisions: 🔹 Section 415 & 417 IPC – Cheating 🔹 Section 420 IPC – Cheating and di...

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