Relative asking for money s/he had donated us 2 years ago
7 months ago
2 years ago in 2021. My father had died from COVID, after his death one of of relative might have felt bad and asked for my bank account, s/he then transferred 1 lakh to the said account. Now after 2 years, I forgot to wish him/her on his/her birthday, just for this small issue, s/he is asking me to pay the money back to him/her. Now, s/he is threatening me that s/he will send me legal notice. Am I really liable to pay him/her back.
I have never asked him/her to send any money to me. Nor did I made any commitment to return the money s/he had donated me. Please tell me if s/he really had legal options to sue me if yes, what options do I have.
A.Dear client,
If your relative had felt bad and given you the money, it could have been considered a gift.
Therefore, if there was no undue influence or fraud from your end, it can very well be contested that the gift need not be returned
If your relative had felt bad and given you the money, it could have been considered a gift.
Therefore, if there was no undue influence or fraud from your end, it can very well be contested that the gift need not be returned
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A.Dear Sir,
It is charity which was made voluntarily as such ask them do whatever she likes. It will take more time ultimately she cannot recover.
It is charity which was made voluntarily as such ask them do whatever she likes. It will take more time ultimately she cannot recover.
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