I received a legal notice from the city civil court about my personal loan. I haven’t been able to make payments for the past 8 months. I borrowed Rs. 70,000 three years ago and paid on time for over a year. Now, the total amount due is Rs. 82,500. The notice mentions a case filed in the National Lok Adalat on 11/02/2017 for conciliation. I’m required to attend the hearing.

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I received a legal notice from the city civil court about my personal loan. I haven’t been able to make payments for the past 8 months. I borrowed Rs. 70,000 three years ago and paid on time for over a year. Now, the total amount due is Rs. 82,500. The notice mentions a case filed in the National Lok Adalat on 11/02/2017 for conciliation. I’m required to attend the hearing.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I received a legal notice from the city civil court about my personal loan. I haven’t been able to make payments for the past 8 months. I borrowed Rs. 70,000 three years ago and paid on time for over a year. Now, the total amount due is Rs. 82,500. The notice mentions a case filed in the National Lok Adalat on 11/02/2017 for conciliation. I’m required to attend the hearing.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You’re facing a legal dispute regarding your personal loan. The National Lok Adalat offers a platform for amicable resolution of your debt. It’s crucial to attend the hearing and try to negotiate a settlement with the lender to avoid further legal proceedings.

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