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Advocate Mangesh Yeole (11 Years Exp)
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Law Firm Name : Advocate Mangesh Yeole
Country : India
City : Akola
Area : Akola
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Practicing Since : 2015
Qualification : LLB
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I have 5 member experience team for handling different type of legal cases.
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| MAH/3239/2015 | Maharashtra | Akola |
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Subject : I ordered a milkshake from a very well known restaurant in Bengaluru through one of the major food delivery chains right now.
Question : I ordered a milkshake from a very well known restaurant in Bengaluru through one of the major food delivery chains right now. Neither the restaurant nor the food delivery chain has responded my complaint regarding the same. I want to take this to court and get the necessary damages. kindly guide regarding the process for the same.
Answer by Advocate Mangesh Yeole : You need to said legal notice to restaurant and food deliver chain by advocate. Thereafter you have to file case before consumer forum and claim your expense.
Subject : Court fees cost in N. I case
Question : What is the structure of court fee to be filed with cheque bounce case
Answer by Advocate Mangesh Yeole : Dear Sir
In Maharashtra Rs. 200/- court fees for cheque of Rs. 10000/-
It's multiple by 200/- by each 10000
