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Is there any undertaking in order to clear myself from any debt


02-Jul-2023 (In Civil Law)
Hello, I'm looking for advice on an issue - I've had a woman employee for the last 5 years who I've been supporting both financially and morally. She has been faithful and honest so far but recently I've come to know that she is spreading rumors about our relationship which is totally wrong. This has happened recently after I have been diagnosed with cancer. I have a full fledged family and I fear that she might cause problems for my family after me. I'm looking for a legal advice if I can get her to sign an undertaking that there is nothing I owe to her financially or otherwise and that she will not claim anything from me or my family ever in future. Is this possible? If yes, is there any prescribed format that can be used on a stamp paper?
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Answer #1
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Dear Client, There could not be any agreement or contract or undertaking in this regard, How ever what alternatively you can publish this in the newspaper stating therein that you will not be having any relationship with that lady and as such you will not be responsible if she claims for any such relationship and publish the same for public at large. This is the only thing which could help you out in the future days to come. Regards, Tushar Bahadur, (Advocate).
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Answer #2
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There is absolutely no need for any bond or any other document to be signed by that lady, rather you may ask her to enter into a work agreement. Apart from it you may also execute a will in favour of all those people to whom you wish to beaqueth your property.
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Answer #3
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You can compromise on the stamp paper and get the signature of that woman on that agreement, After that, keep a copy of that agreement and give the second copy to the woman and if she is not prepared for the agreement then you can file a lawsuit against her in the court.
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