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Legal Remedies in a Cheque Bounce Case in Faridabad

By Sunil Kumar Bakshi
March 23, 2019 2 Min Read
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Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act deals with the bouncing of cheque, the detailed procedure will be discussed in this blog

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When does a Cheque Bounce ?

 When a cheque is presented to the bank by the depositor but it is not cleared and is not paid then we say that the cheque has bounced.

Following are the main reasons for bouncing of the cheque –

1) Insufficient Funds

2) Stop Payment

3) Signature Not Matching

If your cheque has been bounced because of any of the following reason then you can file a case under section 138 of negotiable instruments act in the District and Sessions Court, Faridabad.

Following are the Steps that are to be Followed –

  • Legal Notice / Demand Notice –

Within 30 days of the bouncing of the cheque a Legal Notice has to be send to the drawer informing him that He/She  will be prosecuted if the Payment is not made within 15 Days.

It is advisable that such Legal Notice is send through a good Lawyer in Faridabad.

In Such Legal Notice following points should be mentioned like –

Cheque Number, Date of Presentation, Date of bank Memo, Amount on the Cheque.

  • In case the Drawer does not make any payment or does no reply then you can file a complaint in the court in the stipulated time period of 30 days.

The Complaint would have –

  1. Orignal Copies of the Cheque
  2. Bank Memo
  3. Legal Notice
  • Procedure in Court –

On the First Day of the Court will admit by verifying the original socuments and the period of limitation. After this court will issue the summon to the other party for being present in the Next Date of hearing. If the other party fails to adhere to the summons then a Non – Bailable warrant for arrest can also be issued by the court.

For Filing or Defending Cheque Bounce Cases in Faridabad contact Bakshi & Associates at –

Phone – +91-9873750515

Email – info@bakshiandassociates.com

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Sunil Kumar Bakshi

Founder & Managing Partner at Bakshi & Associates. He is among the top lawyers in Faridabad with over 31 years of experience.

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