Dear client,
Proving the utilization of the loan amount for the construction of a building, especially in a legal context, requires documentation and evidence.
Documentation:
Review the loan agreement or documents related to the loan. It should ideally specify the purpose of the loan. If it explicitly mentions the construction of the building, that serves as evidence. Gather bank statements showing the transactions involving the loan amount. These records should indicate withdrawals or transfers linked to the construction work, such as payments made to contractors, purchase of construction materials, etc. Any invoices, bills, or receipts related to the construction can serve as evidence. These documents should ideally match the timeline and amount of the loan disbursement. Any communication (emails, letters, etc.) between your father and relevant parties (builders, contractors, suppliers) discussing the utilization of the loan for construction purposes can be valuable. If there were individuals involved in the construction process who can attest to the fact that the loan was indeed used for building purposes, their statements can support your claim.
Survey of Loan Amount:
The "survey of loan amount" is not a standard legal term in Indian law. However, you might be referring to substantiating the utilization of the loan amount for the intended purpose, which involves providing evidence (as mentioned above) to showcase the correlation between the loan and the construction.
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