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Debt Recovery / Money Recovery

According to the fair debt collection practices act the law governs the debt collection practices. Maintaining an honorable status of being the best lawyer in the court for debt collection, we make you study the position of both sides and then practice the calculated steps with all the aspects needed. Debt collection is the process of pursuing payments of debts that are carried by different individuals. The FDCPA is the main federal law and it is responsible for the prohibition of the companies that use unfair means to collect debts form regular people.

• Advising clients regarding procedure that how to recover the debt money.
• Filing, appearing, contesting, arguing of civil suits for recovery of debts.
• Filing / arguing / contesting / arguing summary proceedings cases / trials Under Order XXXVII C.P.C., 1908 for recovery of money / debt in the case where any written / oral contract, dishonoured cheque, bill, hundies, promissory notes are with the party.
• Filing recovery suit filed before the District Court and various High Courts.
• Drafting of the Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements to be filed before all district & civil courts
• Filing of Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements to be filed before all district & civil courts
• Issuance of summons notices from the courts.

Conducting trial

• Drafting of petitions Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements
• Filing of the petitions Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements
• Providing assistance to the court in framing the issues
• Examination and cross examination of witnesses.
• Final argument
• Filing / appearing / contesting / arguing the criminal case such as breach of trust, cheating, threat etc. against the debtor.
• Filing for summon for judgment under Order XXXVII Rule 3 and 4 of C.P.C.
• Filing of criminal complaints under Section 200 Cr.P.C., 1973 Read with section 138 negotiable instrument act for cheque bouncing or dishonourment of cheques before all magistrate courts
• Drafting of legal notices
• Issuance of summons against the accused persons.
• Issuance of Bailable Warrants, Non Reliable Warrants against the accused persons.
• Issuance of process under section 82 & 83 Cr.P,C 1973 for declaring a person as proclaimed offender or absconder
• Trial
• Collection of documents on behalf of accused from the prosecution.
• Filing of application under section 145 (2) of negotiable instrument act
• Framing of charges
• Examination and cross examination of witnesses.
• Statement of accused.
• Cross examination of accused / complainant
• Final argument on behalf of accused / complainant.
• Revision petitions before various Session Courts in India and High Courts in India under Section 397 Cr.P.C., 1973.
• Quashing of summons under Section 482 Cr. P.C. before various High Courts.
• Appeals before various Session Courts in India, High Courts in India and Hon’ble Supreme Court of India

Filing of SLP before Hon’ble Supreme Court of India