Private money lender harassment Private money lender harassment

1 month ago

My friend took an amount of 30k on my bike and he attempted suicide after one week and I was unable to withdraw my bike from them..it’s 3 months now and I called him to pay the amount and take my bike but he is saying that my friend took 30k at 19%interest per month I.e 5,500 per month and asking me to pay this amount or else he will sell the bike he is messaging and calling me several times in a day and forcing me to sign on NOC there is no paper written for the amount taken what can I do

Legal Counsel Vidhikarya

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A.Dear Client,
In the absence of any written documents supporting your claim of money from your friend, and moreover, you issued an NOCi. So, in such a situation it is almost impossible to get back the money from your friend even through litigation. However, you can serve a legal notice to your friend which may work or may not work.
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