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How can I get my money back from uncle?

I gave a loan to my uncle on 25th October 2010. The total loan amount was $17500. He promised to pay around $450 every month. But he has not paid any money till now. We have not made any written agreement back then. I realize my mistake now. How can I get my money back from my uncle? Should I sue him? I don’t want to do that. Please advice.

Asked on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 17:15
anonymous
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If he is refusing to pay you back, the only option you have is to sue him.

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Answered on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 21:25
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