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EShame on you. Calling a lady your mother’s age and your neighbour a prostitute is deplorable and shows a serious lack of education and morals. That too without any serious provocation. Your conversation should have been something like ” auntie, please get it covered as soon as possible as it makes it difficult for us”. No educated and decent boy would ever dream of using such language against a lady and that too much older lady. You are lucky her son didn’t beat you up.EThe biggest problem is the unethical and unprofessional behaviour by lawyers. Most lawyers don’t know how to litigate in India and all they do is waste time to try and put pressure on the plaintiff (the person who files the lawsuit).
Most judges are honest and hardworking despite the misconception that people tend to have. However, there are about 20 to 30 stages in each case and if the opposition lawyer claims to be sick or busy or comes up with multiple delays at each step, you can imagine what would happen. Let’s say the judge tries to be quick and gives a hearing after 1 month each time. However, 5 to 6 hearings go by for each stage. Now multiply 6 by 30 and you will get 180 months. Plus some holidays, strikes by lawyers, judge sick or on training etc. So even a very hard working judge can’t close a case in less than 10 years!
The lawyers in India are total goons (not all but most) and have a LOT of power for unknown reasons. The police and the government don’t dare take any action against them due to fear. They routinely set courts on fire, beat up the police including senior officials like DSPs, threaten judges openly and of course beat up litigants and their attorneys. Nevertheless, no government or police force in any city or state in India ever acts against them. Even the judges are powerless against them as the police doesn’t act. So, yes, more judges are needed but the main issue to be solved is to stop the hooliganism of the lawyers.
Source: have worked in courts in India and abroad for decades.
ENot in the beginning. He will pay for things and build trust. Then, someday, when you completely believe him, he will find a way of scamming you.EThere is only one option. Get a good lawyer and go to court. It will take 5 to 8 years and sooner you start, the quicker you will get your money back. Assuming all money was paid via bank of course.EAll this drama for Rs 200. They tried to help you out. Just leave it or get something else from them like a screwdriver.EWhy go through with this drama? Either support her as you are supposed to or request a divorce politely by mutual consent. No need to humiliate her and go through a lengthy legal process.
