Money Recovery
1 year ago
One of my friends has borrowed money and now not answering my calls, i want file a summary suit on him, he is an engineering friend and i only know his name and town name where he stays. I paid money through bank transfer
A.Dear Client,
You can contact an advocate and send a legal notice to him and use the bank to track his details for the same.
You can contact an advocate and send a legal notice to him and use the bank to track his details for the same.
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A.Dear Client,
You can contact an advocate and send a legal notice to him and use the bank to track his details for the same.
You can contact an advocate and send a legal notice to him and use the bank to track his details for the same.
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A.Hello Client,
You are advised to send a legal notice to the borrower if he fails to comply then you may file a suit and case.
You may also lodge a complaint against him at your local Police Station.
Thanks & Regards
You are advised to send a legal notice to the borrower if he fails to comply then you may file a suit and case.
You may also lodge a complaint against him at your local Police Station.
Thanks & Regards
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