Manjunath 03 September 2019

Validity of loan agreement

-Just a hypothetical situation. -A and B are sisters. -A gave loan to B WITHOUT loan agreement of Rs 4 lakh to B on 1st January 2016 via bank NEFT transfer for B's daughter's education. -B refuses to repay loan. -On 1st March 2019, A forged B's Signature in a xerox loan agreement after A visited B's home. A has phone and video recordings of conversations with B confirming loan transaction. A also has witnesses who spoke on her behalf to B to repay the loan. -Does A has a chance of winning in court if she enforces the above xerox loan agreement & phone & video recordings and witnesses? -Just a hypothetical question, give your opinion.

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Sr. Advocate Alok Mahur 03 September 2019

Yes Definitely a chance of winning as you have electronic evidences as well they are enough to prove the case For more info Feel Free To call anytime Advocate Alok Mahur Ch-150 Civil Court Ghaziabad M-7503885968 Email Id : alokmahur123@gmail.com

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 04 September 2019

When 'A" admitted (Lender) that he has forged 'B"'s (Borrower's) signature on loan agreement, the agreement is tained with fraud and forgery. I am afraid that the instrument becomes void if presented in court and countered by B that it is not her signature and A forged that. Instead of getting a remedy to your present problem, you will be purchasing more problems and making the issue more complicated by these smart tactics. Contact a local advocate for a fair and just remedy.