My son is addicted to gambling
6 years ago
My minor son is addicted to gambling and he often sells household items. Right now he has sold my bike without my knowledge. What action can be taken against buyer and him? Plz advice me
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
A.dear client You cannot take any action against the buyer at the most you can lodge a complaint against the buyer and police may restore your bike to you. Get join your son in any good reformative school.
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A.Even if your son has sold the bike, documents may still be in your name, negotiate with the buyer to make soem deal. Put your son to a residential school at a remote place.
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A.Dear Sir,
You cannot take any action against the buyer at the most you can lodge a complaint against the buyer and police may restore your bike to you. Get join your son in any good reformative school.
You cannot take any action against the buyer at the most you can lodge a complaint against the buyer and police may restore your bike to you. Get join your son in any good reformative school.
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