Money Recovery for Widow Woman – Promissory Notes Not Repaid

558 votes

In recovery of money first step is sending legal notice fir your amount with interest and sometimes it will be settled at notice or else we have to file recovery of money in court and here we ask our amount with interest and also damages , approach us we will help u

Advocate Rajkiran Govindcar LawRato

915 votes

On the basis of duly executed promissory notes, your claim is legally enforceable, and the borrower is bound to repay the entire amount as agreed. His request for partial settlement has no legal force unless voluntarily accepted by you. You should immediately issue a legal notice demanding full repayment within a stipulated time. If the borrower fails to comply, you are entitled to initiate a civil suit for recovery based on the promissory notes, which constitute strong documentary evidence. Additionally, if the promissory note satisfies legal requirements, you may consider filing a summary suit under Order XXXVII CPC, which provides a faster remedy by restricting the borrower’s right to defend unless permitted by the Court. If there is evidence of dishonest intention from the beginning, you may also explore criminal proceedings for cheating, subject to facts. The fact that the lender is a widow does not alter substantive rights but may be considered by the Court for sympathetic and expeditious handling. You are advised to proceed promptly to avoid limitation issues and secure full recovery through proper legal action.

Advocate Pavani Kumari LawRato

513 votes

hi if he had taken money from your aunt and if she had promissory notes then a legal notice could be sent to them and if they are nor repaying then you could file for suit for recovery of money with interest

Advocate Baddam Aravind Reddy LawRato