Advocate Manisha Chauhan
Advocate Manisha Chauhan specializes in a variety of areas, including Court Marriage, Domestic Violence, Family, Labour & Service, Recovery law. No matter what legal issues clients are facing, Advocate Manisha Chauhan is committed to working tirelessly to protect their rights and interests.
Whether She is in the courtroom or working to make a difference in the community, Advocate Manisha Chauhan is committed to using her skills and knowledge to make a positive impact.
- Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Delhi
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Tis Hazari
- Labour Court, Delhi
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Manisha Chauhan
Q: Enforcement of refund agreement made via email
I got an agreement from a company to refund a certain amount of money via an email. The amount is Rs 82,000. The refund is to be processed on three installments on three separate dates. In case the company defaults, what are the legal remedies available? nnCan a summary suit be filed in this case? Quickest legal remedy to enforce this legal agreement on email in case of default?
Advocate Manisha Chauhan answered
Yes if there is written agreement you can file a summary suit for recovery of the said amount. It’s the quickest remedy available to you. If it’s commercial in nature than the suit can be filed under commercial court act which makes it more quicker.
Q: My mother-in-law has kept my jewellery, despite asking not returning
Hi - My mother in law misbehaved with me when my husband left me at his place for some days. After that, I left that house, came back to my parents and have been here since. My gold is still with her in that houseMy husband also lives with me at my parent's house and we have a daughter. She didnt even acknoweldge her. she lied about the gold first that my sister in law has taken it, but my sister in law said that my mother in law only has it. My husband called again but she said in a very bad manner that she will not give our things back: my gold and even my husband's thing at the place that he has bought with his own money.
Advocate Manisha Chauhan answered
You can move an application addressed to the protection office under DV act and then you need to file an application before the concerned court under DV act for monetary relief from your mother in law .. however, You should have a proof of a gold which you had during the period you stayed with your mother in law. Additional to attract the DV Act you need to show that there was a domestic violence against you. Besides above you have remedy under civil (recovery/damages) and criminal law (misappropriation of property/criminal breach of trust),
Q: Does MOU Offers 100% Protection From False Cases/Police Cases?
Wife filed false dv case and i filed counter case due to which she wants to close both cases and now wants MOU to be signed. I would like to know what protection does MOU offer to husband and his family from such fake case/police case. The judge knows the dv case is almost false and persuaded wife to agree for MOU and start living. However, I had many apprehensions as she filed a false case and it lead to my mental harassment and lot of money got spent in defending cases and filing counter case. Based on evidences, I have almost 95% evidences to prove in court that she lied on multiple cases and keep fighting the dv case for 4 to 5 or maybe 8 years.On the other hand Judge and mediation wants both parties to settle amicably and start living after MOU. My questions: 1.Does families get restored and live happily after this MOU is signed?2. Does it offer 100% protection from any such fake cases/police case.3) What points should I definitely include in MOU if we agree. Kindly suggest.
Advocate Manisha Chauhan answered
Restitution of family is solely between the parties, MOU helps in sorting out old issues and to end all the litigations till the day the MOU is being executed. However, it wont help in the case of future controversies like FIR etc., whereas, if any property has been determined in accordance with the MOU then that MoU will have an effect. Except determination of your child rights, you can mention Terms in MOU related to withdrawal of cases if any, quashing of FIR if any, to live peacefully, not to lodge false case(however that will not help you if in future any case has been filed)
Q: I am looking for Some information about RCR legal notice
Hi my wife is living away by saying I am doing the job for the last year, can I send here RCR legal notice, is it fair to leave your partner for a job?
Advocate Manisha Chauhan answered
If your partner has left you just for the job, you can help her arranging job near you.. or if it’s not feasible for you to shift with her then the only way is to help her for arranging job near you. Yes you can send her legal notice for Restitution of conjugal Rights, if she’s staying away without any reason.
Q: My cases running since a year without an advocate .I heared news from wife after 2 years message tha
My cases running since a year without an advocate .I heared news from wife after 2 years message that 7 year old son hospitalized. What the best way forward as iam confused as iam away from the city where wife is staying with son which is far .Wonder what's best remedy forward or apporch .she is one way is continuing cases on me and my.parents and not willing to compromise till fulfill her wish list .
Advocate Manisha Chauhan answered
Running your case without a lawyer is the biggest mistake you might be doing. You need a professional to handle such delicate issues. Your wife will not try to settle the issue probably she is at win win position. you need good guidance in order to get things in your favour.
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