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PThere is no end to litigating. Your invitation to mediation will show you in good light only..you to be a better human being!PCash is the reason he is playing smart with you guys. Several judgements where only tax paid advances have been acknowledged as debt due.PWhen you talk money, only paper and money trail will work. You said it is legit money..dig out all the income tax returns for the year(s) when money was lent, bank transfer details, less money received back and net money still lying with him. Once these details are ready a lawyer can send legal notice and then after notice period file a money recovery suit. Alternately, if you feel he may not return dntire money in one go, it will make sense for you to request court for pre litigation mediation, where you can get him to agree to a phased money return plan and put thus settlement plan on paper abd get it recorded in court’s order. If he defaults on this then you have a strong cause of action…at the moment without any documentation you are slightly on back footPDo you have proof of remittance,dates, etc. Notice to him personally. Is he major owner director of new company?PThe case will stick only if the money invested is legit tax paid and invested through bank transfer. Once you have these details, then have a lawyer send a legal notice and then file a money suit for recovery.PLawyer here. This looks like the best option for OP. Apply to court for case to be referred to mediation. If mediator agrees, you can even get on Video Conference and save commuting time and be with your child. I concur with this person’s opinion .such cases will sap your energy and go nowhere. Mediation will help smoothen and shorten the process and both parties can go home in peace.PYou need to issue a legal notice first. Collate all invoices and the weight proof of items you received . If it is sag 3 or more times and the weigh measures less than ordered amount then keep photographic evidence. Once these are ready then an advocate can send out a legal notice to seller on your behalf. Subsequntly you will need to file a Comsumer Court.PDid you pay any money towards principal reduction..then you have a case else you will need to check why they did not do it.
