If I am charged over MRP, can I file case in consumer court? what are charges to file it? and does it work ?
337514
15 rupees? HAHAHAHAH I know you live in India.  Knowing that information you probably bought the drink from a bakery.  Since you brought the drink from the bakery you probably didn't get a receipt.  So guess what?! Your outta luck.  You have no proof they charged you 15 rupees vs 9!\n\nThey can charge you whatever they want.  Next time find out what they are charging.  It's like here in America\nIn some stores the Red Bull Energy drink costs $3.00\nIn other stores the Red Bull Energy drink costs $2.00!
349784
Most stores require a "restitution" payment, regardless of the criminal outcome of the case. Whatever they charge, someone has to pay. I suggest you pay it and have your son work to pay you back in some way.
368214
this has been on the news this week in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.  You certainly have a case regardless if you purchased the product or if it was given to you as a sample.  I'm not sure who you need to contact in your area, but if you do a little investigating, it shouldn't be too hard for you to find out.
1028110
I would think pretty unlikely as the filing fee is likely at least $65.00 depending on where you live. He may turn you over to a collection company though and once they tack on months of finance charges and other fees, if your balance gets above $500.00 they will likely sue. Just pay it. It is only $200.00.
982978
You must determine the address of the court that tried the case and request a transcript from the clerk of court. The transcript will probably fill a truck and you will be charged for the copies on a per-page basis and probably the labor cost of preparing it for you. I hope you have lots of money!
136512
One assumes that if the case is in litigation, you have an attorney.  One also assumes that you are suing the company.  If the company cannot show the basis for the complaint, then you probably have a case.  However, not knowing which state or country you are from, and no more details makes it difficult.  since I am assuming you ahve an attorney, you should probably ask him/her.
134189
You can't sue him what is it with people wanting money for noting now days. Try calling the police with a disturbing the peace charge.
63535
The above: wow.\n\nBut as to your question (which is really two questions....how to do it, and do you have a chance):\n\nI'd start with the ambulance company.  Call or write and ask if they have a procedure to dispute a charge.  If they don't, ask what they suggest you should do if you want to dispute the charge.\n\nDon't know what state you're in, but in my state, ambulance companies are licensed and/or regulated by someone...the city, the county, the state, or whoever.  Find out who that is, and contact them with the same questions.\n\nIf you can afford to do so, contact an attorney.\n\nI would wonder, however, did you ask about the cost of the ambulance?  Don't know why you would expect anyone to tell you if you didn't ask.\n\nDid you ask if you could have your spouse drive you?\n\nAnd finally, did you think this was going to be free?  I'm not trying to be a smart-a$$, and maybe there's a good reason you didn't ask these questions at the time, but if you could have asked before the ride, that certainly seems like it would have been a better time to ask than now.  Best of luck with it, though.
908318
Your lawyer has to subpoena the records from his service carrier.  I do not know if there is a fee involved or if there is no fee because they are being subpoenaed.  Your lawyer should know the procedures and how to go about getting the subpeona.\n\nGood Luck to you.
177396
Depending on what state your in the laws vary. In Florida you can petition the court to have it sealed provided the initial charge was not a sexual based offense. You will need to find a lawyer because the paper work will kill ya!
96965
If someone has stopped short of taking you to court then nobody can recover court costs, cause they don't exist. \n\nOther legal expenses inccured by the person bringing the case could not be recovered unless they won in court.
160429
Your case is probably one in which you should not have a problem finding an attorney to take your case on contingency. If that attorney merely advised you to write a letter to the food service establishment yourself, it does not sound like he was interested in taking your case.\n\nI suggest you retain an attorney who will take your case on contingency and have your attorney write a "demand letter" to the food service establishment. The food service place will probably submit your demand to their insurance carrier or corporate attorney for handling.  From there, the respective representatives for both sides will evaluate your injuries and the cost of making you "whole" again.\n\nA case such as yours will probably settle, however, I suggest you retain a competent attorney to help you negotiate your damages.  It might be a lengthy process, but at least you have someone on your side advocating for you.  Hope this helps.
500747
*shakes head in disbelief*  Why do people answer questions when they have absolutely no idea what they are talking about?\n\nDon't bother consulting a lawyer on this one.  It would cost you too much.  This is exactly what small claims is designed for -- someone like you with a case small enough that lawyers should not be involved.\n\nSue.  On the complaint, spell out the facts of your case and then ask for alternative relief.  Meaning -- ask for the car to be put in your name.  Then put down that if the court denies you the car, that you are asking for all payments made on the car to be returned to you.  Assuming the facts as you have presented them are true, then the court will almost certainly grant you one fo these two remedies, possibly with interest.
1124727
Yes you can but there are somethings you need to be aware of...you need to read any small disclaimers on the commercals and listen to the wording becaseu some false claims can really turn out not to be false by the wording they use...just misleading to the public who views it only in passing and dosen't take in all the information like the small print...so I'd get a consult and make sure you had a case before you did anything
157759
Contact the clerk of courts for your area.  They will have the best knowledge as to what to do in that case and how much it will cost and that.
104489
Dont' wait until statute of limitations runs out...\nWhy is the reason a lawyer won't help? Were there witnesses? Was it reported to the store manager? Was it cought on store camera? Were there immediate pictures of the injury? Call any lawfirm in your area or get the yellow pages, or internet searches on personal injury lawyers.  Someone must be interested in handling the case.
861042
No, phone them and set up a payment plan. They will try to work with you and avoid going to Court. It costs them money to go to Court. Or you can contact a local Credit Counselling company in your area. They can also help you set this up.