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BMore or less yeah. But it would be towards the higher end of the range which I had already mentioned, due to travel expenses which would be incurred.BLawyer here based in Delhi. Honestly, cases like these have been in abundance lately and the court takes a strict view in such matters. Having contested these type of cases from either of the sides, I’d say things are easier for complainant to recover their money. And practically, you could file a criminal complaint via attorney and let them contest the case until it turns into FIR.BLawyer here based in Delhi. It depends upon a variety of factors. A higher fee does not necessarily mean that you’re getting a good advocate though. But you’d be able to rope in a decent attorney for anywhere between 3L to 7L.BLawyer here based in Delhi. Yes, your mother has 1/3rd share as of now. But I think your dispute revolved more around smart negotiations rather than actually filing a suit for partition.BLawyer here based in Delhi. What you need here is an experienced lawyer who deals in disputed properties. You can’t do much legally since your title is not clear and no conveyance deed exists. If you think the property is not worth losing, you should know whom to contact.BLawyer here based in Delhi. It’s not a matter of what would ‘suffice’ and what would not. But it would be better if you prefer a notice right now, to save you any further ambiguity or explanation in the future, if things go to court. Secondly, a legal notice would be a better option to put pressure on the other party. Your case is strong, you just need good legal guidance.BLawyer here based in Delhi. Yes, you could file a criminal complaint against them under relevant sections.BLawyer here based in Delhi. I suggest you think this all out and through first before proceeding legally. Secondly, your legal notice must be well versed with all the ingredients and details because once you send it through, it’ll be a part of the record for your future proceedings, if any. Lastly, tread this path carefully as it will decide the fate of your marriage.
