Can I avoid first appearance in cheque bounce case against me in court
23-Mar-2023 (In Criminal Law)
20 lakh cheque bounced from my company.We received summon from mumbai magistrate court. Our company ready to pay 10 lakh before first appearance. Otherside advocate accepted to received 10 lakh now and balance 10 lakh before second hearing and agreed to file memo before court in the date of first hearing to get exemption of our company director's appearance on first hearing. Is it possible to avoid personal appearance in the first hearing in mumbai andheri magistrate court???
Yes.
You can make your first appearance through an advocate representing you.
This is legal. He should seek exemption u/s205 cr PC.
It proper authority is given then he can even conduct further proceedings.
You can make your first appearance through an advocate representing you.
This is legal. He should seek exemption u/s205 cr PC.
It proper authority is given then he can even conduct further proceedings.
Yes. Section 138 proceedings are summons case proceeding so you need not to go in person you may appear through pleader/ advocate also, who will appear on your behalf and then next date or thereafter you can appear in person
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