
When Should You Go to Court and When Should You Not?
Going to court is a big decision in India. It’s not like what you see in Bollywood movies where everything gets solved dramatically in one

Going to court is a big decision in India. It’s not like what you see in Bollywood movies where everything gets solved dramatically in one

You’re in the middle of a dispute – maybe over money, property, business, or a personal matter. Suddenly, the other person says: “I’ll file a

You lent money to a friend, family member, or business associate. Maybe it was ₹10,000, maybe Rs. 5 lakhs. They promised to return it “soon”

You receive an official-looking document through registered post. At the top, it says “SUMMONS” in bold letters. Your heart skips a beat. “What is this?

You’ve received a summons or filed a case. The first court date is approaching. You’re nervous, maybe scared. You’ve seen court scenes in movies, but

The registered post envelope sits on your table. You know it’s from the court. You can see “COURT NOTICE” or “SUMMONS” printed on it. But