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SYesterday Night We are checking the locker of the Grandmother’s Almirah and found out around 500gm-750gm of golds got robbed by one of the family member , the robber didn’t robbed the whole thing he left all the jewelleries which my grandmother wears and took away only biscuits and jewellery which my grandmother don’t use. All the Gold that is robbed we don’t have any bill because that’s bought before 2000’s. How should we legally proceed ? My question is Can we legally proceed without bill ?
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BDo you have any other proof that you o nee this gold? Without proof it might be difficult to get police to take action.
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UFile FIR and your only option here is for police to grind everyone who have access to the almirah
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Maybe offer them a bribe too for solving the case, sorry cannot think of anything else that works with Indian police
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SHas anyone heard the Hindi कहावत – चोरी का धन, मोरी मे जाता है 😅
Whoever stole that gold, just stole specific things and not all gold, which clearly shows, thief knew that, what could not be reported owing to the fact that even if recovered they cannot prove their ownership.
2000 is not a generational time, and they were gold biscuits, and if gotten through legal means, every jeweller keeps record of every purchase and sale, especially this big sale. And in earlier times like before 2000, they even acted as local loan men, so they had/have habit of keeping meticulous records. Go and get those record from them. And if that was illegal gold, let it go, it was never yours to begin with.
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SWell, Most of the gold was mortgaged by others and my family doesn’t have a single record of it. Hence, We are doomed now.
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SIf it was mortgaged then you or your family member must be knowing who mortgaged that. Get them to give a written affidavit that they had mortgaged that to your family. And on basis of it goto police and file a complaint about it.
70 lakh is not a small sum, promise them 5 to 10 % of recovered gold, every one of them will give you written affidavit if, if, if those transactions were done with no other nefarious motives.
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SI really want to help you but then something tells me, this gold is somehow not legal. And this, this very thought is stopping me from providing you ways to get it back.
Consider this, anyway you are anonymous here on reddit, come clean with the real story behind it, and then ask for how you can get it back.
But if not, feel free not to tell the reality of it and maybe, just maybe someone might help in this forum. Atleast until now, I have not seen any reply which is telling the correct procedure for it(but it is not their fault too, problem is that you want to get an answer without telling the correct facts of the matter, and as the saying goes, if you lie to lawyer who you want to get help from, you are doomed to fail from the start).
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