Legal notice from a partnership dissolved 20 years ago
I have been served a notice for a partnership firm in which my father and his 2 brothers engaged in. Regarding the liabilities to be paid, the partnership dissolved in 1997, my father expired in 2007, till then no amount was being demanded, 2 of the 3 partners have expired subsequently, the remaining partner has served a notice regarding the non full fillment of a particular clause in the family agreement which by the way is just on a white sheet with no stamp or authorisation. the family agreement states that some obligations needed to be fullfiled by my father and some were to be fullfilled by the other brothers, he claims that he has fulfilled all his duties but we haven't any. no one has any proof of regrding this, meanwhile false information is also written in the legal notice. What are my options, can i just defend or can i take any other action. He has been troubling me and my family ever since, i have a police complaint as well.
Asked 7 years ago in Civil Law
What are my options, and what can be done regarding the false claims in the notice?
Asked 7 years ago
any vulnerabilities do i need to take care of, which can be taken advantage of by the other party
Asked 7 years ago