You may file suit for recovery of money in the appropriate court of law after paying the requisite court fee, which depends on the amount of money taken by your uncle on loan . Civil litigation, especially recovery suits generally termed to be a long drawn battle and regarded as something best avoided, is not so. The general belief that by filing a recovery Suit against a Debtor will go on for years at large, is not so, if one knows the real scope of Order 37 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. You may engage a good lawyer to this effect.

Dear Client,

You can take recourse of police complain for fast recovery. Rare possibility if police will register FIR as matter is civil in nature. Still can use some approach.

Otherwise recovery suit last option. Time consuming, at least 2 years and don`t mention that money given on interest but just gratuitous lending.

issue uncle legal notice to repay the loan with interest 

2) if he refuses file summary suit under order XXXVII of code of civil procedure 

3) i presume loan was advanced by cheque and you have bank statements of funds transfer in uncle account 

File a suit for recovery

Dear Sir,

Yes. You can recover the amount which you have given as a debt to your Friend if you have bank statement. For recovery of the debt amount firstly you have to send him a legal notice and if after receiving the notice he failed to make the payment then you can file a revovery suit.

Eventually the money lending is not allowed but you can receive your amount paid through banking channel as a friendly loan without interest and for this purpose we have to file money suit in the Civil Court if you have any promissory note of him you can claim the amount easily even if you don't have then the money suit more than enough

See firstly you are not money lender so cannot ask interest from him. You can only.ask the principal amount. So issue him legal notice to repay the amount if on notice he fails to repay then a suit for recovery of same has to be filed.

Send him a legal notice, calling upon him to repay the dues that he owes to you.

In case he fails to do the needful despite the legal notice, file a summary suit for recovery under ord.37 cpc.

you need to file suit for recovery in this case in civil court.

A suit for recovery of money may be filed in the civil court. The court shall issue notices to the uncle and would order recovery if you have sufficient proof.

Regards 

Hi,

In case of no legal or valid agreement, it would be difficult to regain the amount. But, you are suggested to send a legal demand notice for return of loan. If not returned then also, file the recovery case.

Dear Sir

- Do file a petition at Civil Court for recovery of suit along with all recordings and evidence in hand.

- Also have the bank statement and if any amount receive from your Uncle in account as it will help you to establish your case. 

- Before proceeding do consult local lawyers as they will advise you better having all the evidence in place physically.

Regards

Vivek Arya

Since the evidences in yor possession is not strong enough to wage a legal battle with him to recover your money from him, you better approach a local advocate and issue a legal demand notice on yor behalf and also on behalf of your mother and sister for demanding the return of their monies as well.

in the legal notice you can mention about the audio recorded evidences and your intended actions through police also in this regard if he fails to comply with the demands made.

This legal notice will be a strong evidence besides the bank statements to prove the transactions. 

You can also approach police with a complaint so that he will be summoned and you can get an agreement in writing in which he will commit to the loan availed which will serve as another evidence to sue him in the civil court for recovery.

You may discuss with your advocate on all such further issues.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that though you may not have any agreement with him for repayment, but still you have transferred through bank you have a strong case to get those back from him.
2. But, you are not the financial institution which can demand for interest.
3. So, would advice you to not to disclose that you lender money for interest, though you would be getting interest of 18 percent per annum as per law of suit of recovery of money before the court of civil law.
4. You please reveal the exact timing of your timely demands as there may be issue of limitation to ask for return of the money.