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MSince around 2015–16, I used to get 2–3 match tickets in Chennai through a known contact without any issues. However, in 2023, I had some clients visiting from abroad during the IPL season. As it was peak summer, I wanted to arrange tickets for them in the AC box for a better experience, especially since the expenses would be covered by the company.
I reached out to the same person and requested 20 AC box tickets. He quoted ₹7,500 per ticket, and I agreed. He asked for the payment to be made three weeks in advance, stating that AC box tickets were limited. Accordingly, I paid him ₹1,50,000.
A week later, he started increasing the price—first to ₹10,000, then ₹12,500, and eventually ₹15,000 per ticket. Despite the changes, I continued to trust him, thinking he would deliver as promised, given our history.
However, on the day of the match, he informed me that a corporate client had booked the seats, and he couldn’t get the tickets. He neither provided the tickets nor refunded the money.
About a month later, he issued a cheque, which eventually bounced. The bounced cheque was sent to my residential address. To this day, he has not returned any of the money.
It’s been almost two years now, and I believe I have given ample time. I would now like to take legal action. Can I proceed with filing a case based on the bounced cheque, or is there a different legal process I should follow?
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DThe time to initiate legal proceedings against him basis the bounced cheque has long passed. But you can surely file a police complaint against him and try getting your money back. Civil remedy is going to have you running in and around courts for years, and is less of a pressure tactic.
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MThat is the sole reason i haven’t take this step for 2 years. Another reason was he is a college student i didn’t feel like filing a case, but in recent times he has been harsh and talking very rude while asking for money to return. So i felt it is high time to take the next step forward.
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DYou can serve upon him a legal notice, demanding your monies, also intimating that non-return will attract civil/criminal consequences. That might instill some fear within him and you may get your money back.
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MDo you have any idea on how to serve legal notice ? Is it done online or should go to nearby station and file directly ? I feel i need to bring that fear in him
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VBruh I got a ticket through email( from a stranger) how could I believe that it’s not fake and yeash she didn’t ask for money till now actually she asked for it but I said send me the ticket first so she did .
She isn’t able to go for the match cause her brother who booked the tickets is not with her, he is in Bangalore that’s what she said .
Is it genuine guyss please help
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