My friend borrowed ₹40,000 from my bank loan six months ago and hasn’t paid anything back. He gave me an ICICI cheque for ₹40,000 two months ago, but it wasn’t dated and there’s no money in the account. I’m struggling to pay my loan dues. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Cheque Bounce › My friend borrowed ₹40,000 from my bank loan six months ago and hasn’t paid anything back. He gave me an ICICI cheque for ₹40,000 two months ago, but it wasn’t dated and there’s no money in the account. I’m struggling to pay my loan dues. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My friend borrowed ₹40,000 from my bank loan six months ago and hasn’t paid anything back. He gave me an ICICI cheque for ₹40,000 two months ago, but it wasn’t dated and there’s no money in the account. I’m struggling to pay my loan dues. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You have a valid claim against your friend for the ₹40,000 loan amount. File a legal notice demanding repayment within a specified timeframe. If he fails to respond, you can file a civil suit in the appropriate court to recover the loan amount.

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