Need Advice

In my opinion you cannot because there is no contract or agreement between you and your frnd., simply he replied you sure -yes.

There is no written document regarding what is the consequence if in case of failure to attend the sports event.

In absence of any agreement or contract no suit lies.
 

dear Rajeev,

Unless we know the canadian rules regarding the legal admissibility of email as an evidence,how can we advise him in this regard?

I agree with your answer in the Indian situation.

I think the confirmation in mail is an agreement. but Mahendra is right, we need to know abt Law in Canada

 A US based person, paid his account by credit card,after receiving shipment,he confronted on shipping charges. On our justified answer, I dont know what he did there but my bank account was debited for Rs.70,000/- informing us that goods sent were not what he ordered here. We do have his emails telling us about shipping charges but nothing is mentioned about goods that states the reason for which our account is debited. how to fight it out????

was your account credited with rs.70,000.00?

If so,without your consent,how can anybody deduct an amount from your bank a/c?

first of all approach your bank for an explanation for deduction without your consent.