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Cheating issue by providing Car Leasing


14-Jul-2026 (In Criminal Law)
In August -2025 I took a car on lease from a party and gave 85000 to them. we prepared a 6 month agreement and still now they didnt give my money back. Shall I Eligible for giving a complaint against them ?
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Answer #1
683 votes
you can file a civil suit for getting the amount from the defendants and also you can file a complaint before the police station having jurisdiction over the matter you can attach the property belonging to the defendants if you have solid evidences to substantiate the allegations
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Answer #2
711 votes
Normally lease of car is not permissible in indian law. You can file a complaint before the sho for cheating and also civil case before the court having jurisdictionnover the matter along with the documents needed for substantiating your claim
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Answer #3
650 votes
The proper remedy is to file a money suit. If you have taken promissory note then it will further help in your claim. However you can make out a criminal case for the offense of 'cheating', for that you need to show that he had made some kind of deception.
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Answer #4
958 votes
Yes. since the 6-month lease period is over and the party hasn't refunded the ₹85,000 (whether it was a security deposit or advance under the lease agreement), you're entitled to recover it: first send a legal notice demanding refund within 15 days citing the lease agreement and the expired term, and if there's no response, you can file a civil suit for recovery of money before the appropriate Munsiff Court based on the pecuniary jurisdiction and the place where the agreement was executed or the amount was paid — additionally, if there's an element of dishonest intention from the start (i.e., they never intended to return the deposit), you could also explore a criminal complaint for cheating/breach of trust under the BNS, though the civil recovery suit is the more direct and reliable remedy here.
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