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How i can get back my money which i borrowed to someone before two years without any cheques and promisery note, i have a proof of bank transaction only.

Borrowed 4 lac before two years. No cheque only bank transaction details i have.
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Posted on 03-Jul-18
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Answered on 05-Jul-18
First of all you go for police station. and tell them everything, then next you come and meeting fixed with your lawyer. Because all those things not shared publicly. You can contact me 7278768295
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Advocate Adv Varun
Answered on 06-Jul-18
That proof is enough and you can file a case for recovery.
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