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Want to recover money you lent to a friend, relative or business? See what happened in cases like yours

Our Legal AI has read the orders of the courts in Delhi and Gurugram. Tell it how you gave the money and what proof you have.

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What the courts look at

How much was actually given, and was it proved?
Was it repaid, in cash or otherwise?
Do chats, cheques or a written agreement prove the loan?
For a business: were the goods supplied, and were they defective?
Interest, and at what rate
Was the suit filed in time, and in the right court?

Real cases. Every case is different.

What our Legal AI will ask you

How did you give the money: cash, bank transfer, cheque?
Is anything in writing (agreement, chats, receipt)?
When was it due? Have you sent a legal notice?
Friend or relative, or business dues?

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Questions people ask

How do I recover money legally?

Usually a legal notice first, then a recovery suit if it isn't paid. If they gave you a cheque that bounced, there's also the cheque bounce route.

Is WhatsApp chat proof?

Courts have looked at WhatsApp chats as proof of a loan along with other evidence.

Can you draft the legal notice?

Yes, for ₹49.

Sections of law on this

Legal notice for recovery of money: what it must say, and get yours drafted Cheque bounced, or got a cheque bounce notice

Updated 30 October 2026. What courts look at comes from the orders our Legal AI has read.