I borrowed ₹10 lakhs from a friend without any guarantee. I paid interest for a year, but now I’m struggling to repay due to major business losses. My business isn’t doing well, and the lender is threatening to publicly humiliate me at work and even involve local toughs. Can I send him a legal notice to stop visiting my workplace?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I borrowed ₹10 lakhs from a friend without any guarantee. I paid interest for a year, but now I’m struggling to repay due to major business losses. My business isn’t doing well, and the lender is threatening to publicly humiliate me at work and even involve local toughs. Can I send him a legal notice to stop visiting my workplace?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, you can send a legal notice to your friend demanding he cease visiting your workplace and refrain from any threats or harassment. Such actions are illegal under Indian law and could constitute criminal offences, giving you grounds to seek legal recourse.

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