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Paise lene hai returns plz help me...


19-Feb-2024 (In Recovery Law)
Sir mujhe detail chahiye thi main kisi ko 100000 rs diye thay 3 saal phle usne mujhe ek cheque aur affidavit diya tha aur toh sir usne mujhe 15 month ka bawaj nhi diya h aur na hi payment diya h iss case m Kuch HOTA skta hai kya ....par sir ek problem aur h woh cheque aur affidavit Ghar m kahi miss ho gya h bccho n ya wife n kahi miss kr diya h ya mil nhi rha iss case m paise mil skte h ki nhi plz help me sir.....
Answers (5)

Answer #1
622 votes
Iss case mai aapko simple suit for recovery ka case file karna hoga agar cheque aur affidavit nahi mil raha hai. Ek new cause of action raise karna hoga aur demand notice Bhejna hoga.
Iss sabke liye apko ek advocate hire karna hoga ..plz call us
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Answer #2
680 votes
You have the option to file a criminal case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. However, it's imperative to possess the cheque in question along with the affidavit to substantiate your claim. Without these documents, pursuing legal action may not yield the desired outcome.
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Answer #3
749 votes
First of all rather than going legally you should serve him/her a legal notice and in that notice you can write that either pay my money or face legal action which will be at your own risk. After that if he/she fails to give you a satisfactory reply then you can anytime file a recovery suit in the court to claim your money back along with compensations.
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Answer #4
947 votes
You can file a recovery suit against the person. however, limitation needs to be checked as the limitation to file a recovery suit is of 3 years. For that you have to show the documents.

aap uske against recovery suit dala sakte ho lekin documents dekh kr limitation check karni padegi kyunki recovery suit dalne ki limitation 3 saal hoti hai.
agar cheque kho chuke hai toh uska kuch nhi ho skta. Aap cheque bounce ka case nhi dal sakte
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Answer #5
600 votes
if you can find the cheque, then a criminal case for dishonour of cheque can be made out. Even otherwise, you have civil remedies available for yourself which you can avail before a court of law. sending a legal notice first should be helpful
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