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Cheque bounce appeal in high court


14-Oct-2026 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Hi, Have appealed in high court for cheque bounce and it directed to deposit 50% with 8 weeks and take bail within 4 weeks. I have taken bail within 4 weeks but failed to deposit 50% within 8 weeks. As the time has lapsed how much time will it take for the respondent to take warrant from trail court i mean how many days and how much time it'll take for the warrant to reach police and they approach me
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Answer #1
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Dear Sir Since the high court condition of depositing 50 percent amount was not met the interim stay on sentence or suspension stands automatically vacated ​The respondent can file an application immediately before the trial court requesting issuance of a non bailable warrant ​The trial court usually processes this application within 1 to 3 court hearings which takes around 15 to 30 days depending on the court schedule ​Once the court signs and issues the warrant it takes about 1 to 2 weeks for the court process server or dispatch section to transmit the warrant copy to the concerned jurisdictional police station ​Upon receiving the physical copy the police typically execute the warrant within a few days to a couple of weeks depending on their availability and priorities ​To avoid arrest it is advisable to immediately file an extension application before the high court explaining genuine reasons for the delay or deposit the required amount without further delay
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Answer #2
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as you have neglected to deposit the said amount the Advocate for the complainant can ask for a warrent against you immediately after paying the process fees . there after the police officer will come to execute the warrant immediately after obtaining the court order
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