Sandeep Mehra 10 May 2020
P. Venu (Advocate) 10 May 2020
Before filing the case, they would have served the statutory notice upon you. What was the content of the reply, if any, you had sent?
Furthermore, are you having any documents as to the loan taken and subsequent payments made to the lender?
SIVARAMAPRASAD KAPPAGANTU (Retired Manager) 11 May 2020
Full details not available.
1. When you took the money, was it in cash, did you sign any Pronote etc Based on which evidence a case is filed against you 2 years back
2. When you gave cheques, were they dated
3. Whether such cheques were presented and returned unpaid for want of funds
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 11 May 2020
If you have receipts/evidence of having repaid such borrowed amount, you need not have any worry for anything. (Some even weave stories that they have kept signed cheques and those suddenly disappeared/stolen/lost during shifting of the house or somewhere etc.to project the lender as Thief.).Everything depends on the facts of the case Sandeep Mehra as it is your husband that has obtained blank cheques.