Patel Jyoti 07 December 2017
Patel Jyoti 07 December 2017
Patel Jyoti 07 December 2017
Radha Krishna 07 December 2017
All is gone, you gave rope and tied got your hands tied. Now nothing can be done. Going for appeal is waste. Find someone else and remarry.
Patel Jyoti 08 December 2017
Samir N (General Queries) (Business) 08 December 2017
There is hope... Enforcement of agreements under Indian law comes under the Specific Relief Act. By signing an agreement with you, at the minimum, it is agreed by him that jewellery does exist so there is no need to get any bills, etc. Of course, the quantum of jewellery will be contested. I do not know what is there in your agreement. If it does not list the jewelery, your chances get thinner. Now, the point of contention is have you really recieved them. Agreements can be rendered null and void if they were through coercion, undue influence, etc. You will have to allege this, get the agreement undone and ask for your jewellery. Will you get them back? I am not sure... so many factors will determine the final outcome. However, you have an opening under the law to file a suit for recovery under the Specific Relief Act or Indian Contract Act. There is certainly a legal basis to initiate such a suit. Details you need to discuss with a Good Lawyer -:)
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer.
Patel Jyoti 09 December 2017