Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in India

Hi. We had to sell our property to an individual for Rs. 32,00,000. he made the first installment payment of Rs. 10 lakhs in May 2011 and the remaining had to be paid as Rs. 10 lakhs in May 2012 and Rs.12 lakhs in May 2013. however, the buyer cancelled the deal in September 2012 after having paid only the first installment. he holds two cheques in the name of surety belonging to me and my sister and has sent a lawyer letter with false information that money was borrowed from us for marriage purpose and purchase of gold. he wants to bounce one cheque dated november 2013 worth Rs. 10,00,000 and has already bounced my cheques by forging the date worth Rs. 650,000. he wants to falsely accuse us and claim Rs. 25,00,000 in court on the basis of our cheques. he is also asking for 18% interest. his lawyers do not have proof of the dealings he has with us. he paid Rs. 750,000 by cheque and the remaining 230,000 by cash. i am a working person and do not want to run around courts and lawyers. under what sections can notice be sent to him, if there is a need? i have no idea, please help me. we are financially not well off. thanks in advance.

Asked on 6/04/13, 11:07 pm

uttam Tibrewal

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dear Sir...

Need to examine the notice then only better advice can be made.. kindly send the same at [email protected] along with other details

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Uttam

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Answered on 6/05/13, 4:14 am

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