A civil remedy that is efficient in getting money back from the debtor is a lawsuit for money recovery. Under Order IV of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908, the lawsuit may be brought (CPC). As the defendant in this case is not obligated to defend as a matter of right, the lawsuit can be quickly resolved because it is a summary proceeding under Order 37 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
We frequently encounter situations when the other party refuses to return the money or reimburse the amount within the agreed-upon time frame. Therefore, the aggrieved party has access to a range of legal tools to use against the defaulter party.
A civil lawsuit for the recovery of money under the Code of Civil Procedure within a certain time period is one of the legal measures a person may take.
Evidence of the lending of money includes promissory notes, bank account transactions, a contract, or other payments made in this manner. Additionally, any letter, email, telephone exchange, contract, or other written communication may be used in court to support a claim of debt.