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UThank you for replying. All that was done in 2022 itself. Notice was sent, Evidence has been filed, summons issued long ago. When the hearings finally began she was absent for 1 date so the summons was issued again. Then for multiple dates she appeared without lawyer, after which we appealed for 20% recovery on those grounds, won the appeal, court issued order for her to pay up. She didn’t obviously. She then applied for transfer to different court which was rejected, after which judge was on leave, after which the judge was changed, after which the new judge was on training and then there was vacation, and then the new judge went on leave. The accused then applied for no cross order (which is stupid, but I guess she was trying to pass the time), we sent a reply that it cannot proceed without cross, judge accepted the reply and in the most recent date she again came without lawyer, hence was fined for wasting time, and the judge has said that in the next date they will proceed with the matter whatsoever. That’s a short summary of what happened in 3 years.
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My main concern and question is: Does 138 matter really take this much time? Is this common or there is something fishy with my lawyer?
Accused strangely has a very confident demeanor inside the criminal court. While requesting for next date, she started verbally abusing my mother and me INSIDE the criminal court. Where does this kind of confidence come from, here my concern is if PP is involved in supporting her?UThank you. Now since we made the huge mistake by delaying the consumer court matter by taking multiple dates, and not replying to offer for out of court settlement, do we still have chances of winning the case?UOh God. This could mean my lawyer doesn’t want me to settle with the bank. He probably thinks that if I settle then I won’t be pursuing the civil matters anymore. He seems to be taking advantage of my lack of knowledge. Thanks for the advice. Do banks usually compensate the full amount though?UThey did. They offered us out of court settlement. It’s a very long story. My advocate told me to delay the matter because he thinks the bank won’t pay. Additionally he wants to use judgment from criminal court to make the consumer case “strong.”UThank you for replying. We have filed consumer case, which is also still going on without any fruitful outcome.UThanks for replying. I have gone that route. 2 of them took my money and didn’t let me know that they are getting transferred 🙂UThe complaint is not withdrawn. She was granted bail. The FIR and Chargesheet are filed and criminal matter is going on. Since about half a year we are waiting for handwriting report.UThank you for replying. It was my lawyer at one point in time. He was asking is to pay hefty amounts in cash “to deal with the police.” Never showed up on dates even if judge was present, and later we found out that he was making deals with the accused.
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