Loan recovery - I have loan to a women in India
9 months ago
I have loan to a women in India, she has no properties on her name. She is saying that her daughter will repay her loan, meanwhile her daughter in foreign is not responding. What I am supposed to do
A.Dear client,
You may take legal recourse to recover the money for which firstly legal notice would be issued by your advocate and thereafter, a civil suit for recovery of due amount with interest would be filed on your behalf
You may take legal recourse to recover the money for which firstly legal notice would be issued by your advocate and thereafter, a civil suit for recovery of due amount with interest would be filed on your behalf
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A.Dear Client,
In case you possess any document behind the loan transaction having a condition of repayment of the loan, you may serve a legal notice to the borrower failing which you may file a money suit before the Civil Court for recovery of your debt from the borrower. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
In case you possess any document behind the loan transaction having a condition of repayment of the loan, you may serve a legal notice to the borrower failing which you may file a money suit before the Civil Court for recovery of your debt from the borrower. Reach out to an Advocate for guidance and steps.
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