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Other party trying to defraud more money


25-Jan-2023 (In Recovery Law)
I have been served a legal notice to pay back some amount for which I signed a MoU at one time and gave a signed cheque for the same. However, the other party did not wait for the agreed upon time and tried to encash the cheque previously given. The cheque got bounced due to mismatch of signature. It happened more than a year ago. Now, I have paid half of the amount but did not have any receipt of the same (I do have eye-witnesses though who would testify in court). I am ready to pay the remaining amount now at a condition of the other party to give me a receipt of the full amount to settle all dues. However, the other party (who sent the legal notice) is not ready to sign any legally valid receipt and is saying that he may sign on some random paper accepting receipt of the full amount. I am afraid that after paying the remaining amount, the other party would send another legal notice asking for the payment again since the random receipt would not be legally valid. What should I do ?
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Answer #1
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Sir we have received you query. and would like to help you. sir don't be in hurry. we should take this legally so that no further fraud will take place with you. we need to know more so that we can help you out. and feel free to contact us back. thankyou
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Answer #2
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Hi there, You need to immediately follow the following steps :- 1. You need to revert to the legal notice that you hv already paid half amount and you are ready to pay full n final payment. 2. After replying to the legal notice ..You may even write the same on plain paper with two witness & do video recording too. Don’t pay anything in cash now, pay via cheque and mention the cheque details in that plain paper stating that the said cheque is in lieu for the repayment of the due amount of xyz amount as mentioned in said MOU dated ...! You may contact us for further information Regards Pace Legal Condultants
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