Money fraud
5 months ago
Can i grt my money back? I have lended rupees 5900 to a friend and he hasn’t Returned it back. I have called him many times but he always gives excuses. I’m not able to do anything because I live far away from my hometown . Please help
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A.Dear Client,
In the absence of documentation supporting lending your money to the concerned person, you may not be able to recover the money you lend to your friend even through litigation. However, you can take a chance serving a legal notice to your friend.
In the absence of documentation supporting lending your money to the concerned person, you may not be able to recover the money you lend to your friend even through litigation. However, you can take a chance serving a legal notice to your friend.
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Consider sending a legal notice through a lawyer, asking for the repayment of the amount within a specified time frame. A legal notice often serves as a formal communication and indicates your intent to pursue legal action if the amount is not repaid.
Consider sending a legal notice through a lawyer, asking for the repayment of the amount within a specified time frame. A legal notice often serves as a formal communication and indicates your intent to pursue legal action if the amount is not repaid.
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