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Cheque bounce due to signature differ by whom Cheque give


27-Jan-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Hi I gave someone 4.5 lakh ,he gave me two times cheque both time in return memo signature differ message . He said it's correct signature . He is neither giving money back by cash or online.his new cheque has been bounced its been 10 days .eed guidance on how to proceed .
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Answer #1
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Yes signature differs is one of the ground mentioned in memo and it attracts the offense under Negotiable Instrument Act. You have to issue demand notice as per law as it is mandatory provision. You have to wait dear for fifteen days from the date when he will receive notice and after that within thirty days you have to file complaint against him in court.
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Answer #2
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Dear sir if you cheque got bounce you immediately send legal notice to defaulter party if you fail to send notice then your hard earned money got loss within 45 days we need to file a case before the court
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Answer #3
596 votes
Immediately issue the notice others you may be barred from limitation to send out the legal notice as mandated under the provisions of the negotiable instruments act Once the notice is issued you may receive reply to your notice or you may not however you can thereafter file the complaint
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Answer #4
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hi in this case if you have sent notice under negotiable instruments act then the statutory period for repayment by the other party is fifteen days. after expiry of the said statutory period the crime is comminuted under NI act and you are entitled to file complaint against him within one month
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Answer #5
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dear client you need to file Complaint against him within prescribed period as per NI Act. if you not filed the same it may causes great hardship to you. please call me for further advice so we can file the complaint before expiry of statutory period.
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