Cheque bounce case how to escape
01-Jul-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
I was married for 10 yrs. During this I took loan for my higher studies from my husband's brother as my husband was not earning well to support my studies. After 10 yrs of marriage I decided to divorce my husband and it was mutual without claiming any maintenance from each other. We are divorced now. For the loan I did an agreement and indemnity bond also gave post dated cheques. Now they have sent a notice for check bounce. Is there any way I can escape without giving money. What options do I have? Will court punish me if I don't pay. It's 40 lacs. I did stop payment of the cheques which I gave almost 10 checks on different dates for 3years.
there is no way that you can escape the liability.
the divorce proceedings and the cheque bouncing proceedings are different and have no connection with one another.
you can always try and settle the matter by paying an amount that is agreeable to both the parties.
for further queries please feel free to contact
the divorce proceedings and the cheque bouncing proceedings are different and have no connection with one another.
you can always try and settle the matter by paying an amount that is agreeable to both the parties.
for further queries please feel free to contact
How long is jail time for bounced cheque?
A bounced check can land the payer in prison for up to 2 years. Banks also charge a penalty for a bounced cheque. Penalties vary from one bank to another. The amount of a bounced cheque may be subject to different penalties by banks. 08-Feb-2023
Can I file cheque bounce case after one year?
Cheque Bounce Laws In India
Criminal Remedy – is a criminal remedy that is available under section 420 of Indian Penal Code of 1860, which deals with the offense of cheating. It can be requested within three years of the date of issue of the cheque.
What is the new rule of cheque bounce case?
Punishment of repeat offenses: The new laws have introduced harsher penalties for repeat offenders. A person who has bounced a cheque twice or more can be sentenced to up to two-years in prison and fines up to double the amount. 09-May-2023
What is the time limit for 138 case?
The drawer should receive a notice within 30 days after the return of the check informing them of the dishonour of the cheque. They should then demand the amount of the cheque within 15 days from the date of receipt of this notice.
First of all you need to reply to that legal notice that is being sent by your husband’s brother. In that reply you can ask for settlement of the whole amount. The court will not punish you in the first instance if you attend the court proceedings regularly. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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