My builder in Chennai filed a case against me, and the court papers mention “Summon/Notice Business: Sale Paper for JD by 28/04/2016”. Could you explain what this means? Also, what does “OS” stand for in court proceedings?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My builder in Chennai filed a case against me, and the court papers mention “Summon/Notice Business: Sale Paper for JD by 28/04/2016”. Could you explain what this means? Also, what does “OS” stand for in court proceedings?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

The court order likely means you have been summoned to produce the Sale Agreement (JD) related to the property by April 28, 2016. “OS” in court proceedings stands for “Original Suit,” indicating the type of case filed.

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