can I make loan agreement from a person living in a far off place? can I make loan agreement from a person living in a far off place?

2 years ago

I want to lend a loan of 1 lak rupees to my friend who lives in ORISSA , where as I live in Punjab. I want make loan agreement for security.

Anik

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A.Dear Client,
Yes, you can lend money to a person who lives in different state and a loan agreement signed by both party or either of the party will serve for the security purpose. In case you are giving a mortgage loan you have to register it with the Sub- registrar of assurances.
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A.Dear Sir,
You may take it through post and by the by your advise to take postdated cheque.

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