Asked in Equipment finance
Greetings! In such case if someone will sue you then you will have a strong case to defend before the Court of Law and you will definitely receive the legal demand notice and the summons of the court in case any suit is instituted against you. For more assistance you may book the consultation. Regards.
Dear client I am sorry for your trouble but if you have borrowed up particular sum from someone then the person related to the some can only so you and not anyone else. More over before filing a legal suit against you in the court of law they have to first of all send you a legal notice via lawyer for recovery of money once you don't reply to that notice then only the person has the legal capacity to go ahead and file a recovery suit in the court of law
No..you can be sued only by the person you borrowed money..further, it's not clear in your query whether you have given any cheque in regard of that money or not..if you have given then whether you have mentioned the name in whose favour of the cheque was issued. If you didn't give any cheque or no another document signed against someone else..yup in the case nobody else can't sue you for the amount you borrowed.
1. He will issue you notice through lawyer demanding money and if you refused to pay then he will file Money RECOVERY SUIT IN COURT through lawyer.
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