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Recovery of a friendly loan given to a relative


12-Aug-2025 (In Recovery Law)
I gave a friendly load to a close relative with whom i am on good terms. there was no trust issue so i transfered the money by online transaction, he repayed half after some time and gave me a post dated check for the rest, but asked me not to use it until he says so. now the date on check has also passed. i have some chats with him where he is saying that he will pay me back my remaning money. but i need it asap now, do i have a strong case against him to go to the court?
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Answer #1
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yes sure you have a strong case for recovery. but it's going civil proceeding instead of criminal proceedings. how much money to recover from your friend. and how much time going on. for more information you can contact us.
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Answer #2
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if you are in dire need of money then the best recourse for you will be to deposit the cheque. Once the cheque bounces. Then you can move for the recovery of your loan. it will be the fastest way to get your money back.
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