Leading Advocates in Kochi | Supreme Court Lawyer in Delhi

  There are numerous cases in which recovery agents who try to collect dues on behalf of the banks are acting oppressively and illegally. In recent years, an 81-year-old woman has been severely threatened and has received 375 threatening calls concerning her children's unpaid bank charges. To show an example, there have been many instances of this kind. She subsequently moved to the police and filed a case against these agents. These cases show that in India, recovery agencies create absolute fear.   A recovery agent is looking for customers and organisations, which owe banks payments. Many of these recovery agents collect duties on a fee or percentage of the amount owed from the banks' customers. In general, these agents are third parties, since they are not part of the original contract. People face humiliation not only in front of families or friends but also in genuine risks. There are several situations in which customers have committed suicide or faced serious...

  A will is a document that is written by any person who wishes to transfer his property after he/she is no more. The provisions as mentioned under the Indian Succession Act 1925 are to be followed while making the will in the case of a Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, or Jain. This does not apply in the case of Mohammedans. As per the statement of Section 2(h) of the Indian Succession Act 1925 which is as follows " the legal declaration of the intention of a testator concerning his property which he wishes to be brought into effect after he is no more ." The most important part of creating a will is that there must exist a property owned by the testator (The person who makes the will). This is justified by section 59 of the Indian Succession Act 1925  The section reads as " Every person having sound mind and not being a minor may dispose of his property by Will.” Certain essential characteristics of a will Some characteristics are to be kept in mind while making a will....