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How to recover money from an absconding person


04-Jun-2023 (In Civil Law)
Hi, I filled a case for recovery suit in Rohini court for 6 lac 33 thousand now that person run away from his house & also his phone is getting switch off & also he has sold his property as per neighbours now tell how I can recover my money from him but no one not starting living there & whole luggage still there in his house & door locked & for proof I have notery of 6.33 lac without attached but his & her wife signature are there & 2.19 lac cheque also with for proof now suggest me how i can run case against him so I can get my money ???
Answers (6)

Answer #1
749 votes
For the purpose of recovering your money from such on non appearance of the absconding person in the on going suit for recovery, the concerned court would on 1st occasion issue summon then bailable warrant then non bailable warrants against the concerned person. On non appearance after Non bailable warrants, the court would proceed to initiate proclamation and attachment proceeding against the absconding person. then finally by way of auction of the property legally belonging to the absconding person you can recover your dues.

In your case ,first verify the fact that the property has actually been sold by way of a legal document i.e. a valid registered sale deed to the neighbours. as at time the near and dear one of the absconding person try to shield such people by making such base less claims.

as for the cheque, if you had any written agreement that in case of default on part of the absconding person, you would be at liberty to present the cheque foe settlement of your claim, then you can proceed to present the cheque, which shall in all probability bounce. on which you can initiate criminal proceeding against the absconding person.
Answer #2
794 votes
You present your case with the evidences you have and get decreed the suit in your favour. If he appears after serving upon notice then it's fine, other wise court will go ahead ex party.
In a situation where you get suit decree in your favour your execution will start and the concerned SDM will assist the court.
Answer #3
537 votes
As you said, you have already file recovery suit in rohini. Now you can encash that cheque in your bank, if that cheque will dishnoured for insufficient balance then you can also file suit under section 138 of Negotiable instrument act. And u said person is absconded, the only way for this matter is that his property whether its movable or immovable will be attached by the order of court and it also can be auctioned by court.
Answer #4
675 votes
hi
aap ko aapke pase jarur milenge aap court mai ja sakte ho uske khilaf and agar aap court mai usnke khilaf case kar chuke hoi to aako pahle puri file dekhani hogi uske bad hi kuch bataya ja sakta hai aap hum se bhi content kar sakte ho thanks
Answer #5
950 votes
You can file suit for recovery in civil court to recover your money from that person and you can also lodge FIR against him. For all this you must know his proper residential adress. More can be suggested after checking your documents which are in your hand.
Answer #6
913 votes
Dear Sir,
As per the summary mentioned by you, you can file civil suit for the recovery of the balance amount, before a civil court of your area, mention the local address of that person and transaction for the purpose of jurisdiction and for fake ID proof of sim, you can file a complaint with the service provider to block the sim and for further action.
Thanks

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