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DWhy so quick to go legal when you’re calling him your friend? May be he’s got some exigencies. Try talking to him, but if you feel he’s fooling you, then you can think of taking other steps.DDetailed facts mostly, what hasn’t been mentioned here. The circumstances around which she quit. Any defaults at her end etc etc. Pls feel free to reach out. Thanks.DThat might amount to breach of her privacy. Try video recording when she’s all aggressive and threatening you. Or if there are any messages proving the same.DHi, I’m a Delhi based lawyer. Wow, Flipkart is stopping at nothing. Yes you can go to a consumer court even now. You can do without a lawyer if you must go to a consumer court but try that you have your pleadings drafted really well. You don’t need to follow all proceedings physically if you have a lawyer or the court has a provision for VC. In all likelihood, Flipkart won’t help much, so be prepared to sue them.DHi, I’m a Delhi based lawyer. Well, there are several ways to go about it, but need some inputs first. Glad to discuss.DHi. I’m a Delhi based lawyer, with an extensive experience in matrimonial and related laws. Besides gathering evidence evincing her violent behaviour, there isn’t much you can do at the moment. Capture all that you can, so that you can use it when the opportune moment comes.DHi. I’m a Delhi based lawyer. If by any chance he does end up seeking maintenance, he will not hold a great chance at it because he deserted you, lived in adultery etc. So don’t worry about it.DHi. I’m a lawyer here. Send them a legal notice immediately, prior to filing a consumer complaint. If that doesn’t work, then go all guns blazing.DHi. I’m a lawyer here. Wait a bit, may be he’s stuck somewhere no? If things don’t change until tomorrow, file a police complaint asap.DHi, I’m a lawyer here. Send her a strict legal notice, demanding reasonable compensation towards your bills, mental agony as well as other ancillary expenses.
