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FDid some google searches on this and seems you are right. Credit scores actually does not matter. So I guess non repayment basically depends on how much you wanna spend time dealing with harassment from collection agencies and taking actions against it I guess.FBut if the debt falls on your head when you have inherited the property, it’s now yours right? Again, I’m not an expert but I’d love to learn how cibil treats this.FI agree that a bank might not go through because its more effort than its worth, it will still affect his credit scores right, since he should legally be paying as he would have the inheritance, correct? Would just avoiding collection be the right step?FIs this true? AFAIK, decendants can’t be forced to pay debts of the deceased from their own money, but they can be held liable to pay the debts from what they inherited from the deceased. So if OP’s father left his family inheritance of any kind, they’d have to pay this debt right? Or does this rule not apply to Credit card debts and only to other forms?
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