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Silent3

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12. I take it this is filed in the Indian court system...

Reply to pnwmom (Original post)

Mon May 16, 2022, 08:06 PM

May 2022

...and that the son, although he had training as a pilot in the US, is back in India. Just guessing -- not a lot of detail in that story.

I can't imagine anything except this being laughed out of court in the US. In India, I have no idea.

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Indian parents sue son, demanding a grandchild or payment of $675,000. [View all] pnwmom May 2022 OP

Narcissism run wild. AZLD4Candidate May 2022 #1

Their sense of entitlement is mind-boggling. nt pnwmom May 2022 #2

He's NOT gonna get a Father's Day card this year, I'm thinking FakeNoose May 2022 #3

And you thought some American lawsuits were ridiculous. nycbos May 2022 #4

And a judge will actually be hearing the case! n/t pnwmom May 2022 #6

Exactly, I suppose the court will dismiss this case? treestar May 2022 #15

That's not how you get a grandchild. tinrobot May 2022 #5

Probably they'll sue for that, too. n/t pnwmom May 2022 #7

The wife looks the epitomy of the mean mother-in-law... VarryOn May 2022 #8

arranged marriage... son becomes a pilot lapfog_1 May 2022 #9

Actually my guess is that even though it was arranged they they found JI7 May 2022 #13

Why did he feel compelled to spend his "life's earnings" Xavier Breath May 2022 #10

I'm not an expert, but I'd guess that they wanted senseandsensibility May 2022 #14

Fair point. Xavier Breath May 2022 #16

Did the son sign a contract or something? smirkymonkey May 2022 #11

I take it this is filed in the Indian court system... Silent3 May 2022 #12

totally normal Dorian Gray May 2022 #17