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How to deal with cheque dishonor


01-Jun-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
My client gave me a post dated cheque of 5 lakhs . on depositing the cheque it bounced due to insufficient funds. After that my client promised me that he will clear the cheque within the month. but he cleared only 2lakh of the total amount of even after 80 days of waiting. despite my repeated reminder he kept on giving me false promise. Since cheque validity of 3 months was about to expire, i deposited the cheque again and it bounced again. I have met few lawyers they say that i have complicated the matter by re-depositing the cheque. Kindly let me know should i take up this case? Can i file a case basis of first instance of cheque bounce?
Answers (5)

Answer #1
661 votes
There is no complection u can file suit for recovery or complaint case for recovery of the same and there Is possiblity bto recover the amount in accordance with the law. Kindly contact to me for your .
Answer #2
775 votes
Dear Sir/Mam,
You will have to tell us the exact dates to enable us to solve your query. Do you have other documents to substantiate your say? You can always file a summary suit if not under 138 of NIA.
Answer #3
913 votes
HI

aap sabse phle court mai jake us bande pe case dal sakte hai jis mai ke aapko advocate ki help ki jarurat hogi. or aapke pass jo bhi sabut hai wo apne pass rakho take wo court mai submit kara sako aapki help jarur hogi agar aap humse help chate ho to hum bhi aapki help kar sakte aap hum se content kar sakte ho
Answer #4
897 votes
No need to worry your matter is not at all complicated you can file a case against your client . Before that i wouls like to know the dates on which different wvents occured then accordingly we can file the criminal or civil case accordingly.
Answer #5
859 votes
You cannot institute case on the basis of first dishonor of cheque but if no legal notice was sent on first dishonor of cheque then you can take action under section 138 NI Act from the date the cheque when presented for 2nd time got dishonored i.e. from date of 2nd return memo.

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