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Cheque Bounce case and friend not giving the money took from me
27-Sep-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Hi, given 5 Lakhs money to my friend and he provided his father(govt employee) cheques and his cheques for 5 lakhs each and we had an made it legal by putting the same on promisory note as well. Now, he is not paying interest from past 6 months and not responding at all. I want to put the cheque bounce case and case on not giving my money back on his father and him. Please suggest on how to proceed and how much will the fee estimate to get this done. Thanks
HI,
sir you are having remedy under civil and criminal code to recover money from your friend.
first civil case
you can file money recovery suit against your friend and his father based on promissory note. civil court is the competent authority to entertain this type of cases. your friend's father is a government employee you can ask the court by way of application to attach the salary of the government employee. court will definately give this order pending the case.
second criminal case
you can file case U/S 138 of N.I. ACT against the person who given the cheques to you for the repayment of debt.
first you present the cheque to your banker and after obtaining the memo from your banker that particular cheque was bounced issue legal notice to the person within a period of one month from the date of bounce of the cheque.
wait for 15 days after receiving the notice and from the next day onwards within a period of one month you have to file complaint in the appropriate criminal court.
with regard to the fee depends on the advocate and it varies from person to person.
sir you are having remedy under civil and criminal code to recover money from your friend.
first civil case
you can file money recovery suit against your friend and his father based on promissory note. civil court is the competent authority to entertain this type of cases. your friend's father is a government employee you can ask the court by way of application to attach the salary of the government employee. court will definately give this order pending the case.
second criminal case
you can file case U/S 138 of N.I. ACT against the person who given the cheques to you for the repayment of debt.
first you present the cheque to your banker and after obtaining the memo from your banker that particular cheque was bounced issue legal notice to the person within a period of one month from the date of bounce of the cheque.
wait for 15 days after receiving the notice and from the next day onwards within a period of one month you have to file complaint in the appropriate criminal court.
with regard to the fee depends on the advocate and it varies from person to person.
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