Cheque bounce from my side against a PVT LTD Company
22-Aug-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
there is a pvt ltd company to whom i had issued a security cheque of 2,25,000/-ni paid a part of it after issuing chequenon 31st march my obligation was 185000nthey presented the cheque without prior noticenafter wards we had a conversation nand i paid more 40000/-nnow liability is 145000/-nnow they are threatening me to pay full amount immediately otherwise they will file case against me nnare they allowed to present 225000/- cheque if i am not liable to that amount?ncan I counter sue them on this basis?
No need to counter sue.
Reply to notice that you are liable to pay lesser than cheque amount. If they do not agree let them file cheque bounce case against you.
During trial, show to the court that you have made part payment and that your liable to pay much lesser than the amount of cheque.
No need to worry about cheque bounce case.
should you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Reply to notice that you are liable to pay lesser than cheque amount. If they do not agree let them file cheque bounce case against you.
During trial, show to the court that you have made part payment and that your liable to pay much lesser than the amount of cheque.
No need to worry about cheque bounce case.
should you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
cheque issued on account of security does not attract prosecution under section 138 NI Act. since part payment has been made so no case is made out. further, for initiating prosecution under NI Act certain formalities like presentation of cheque, issuance of notice etc are necessary to follow and if there is any lapse then such NI case would be defective for technical reasons. Detail required to suggest remedy.
If they are threatening you then immediately type a message or do a police complaint stating all facts and most importantly stating that you have paid such and such amount and such and such amount is left. If at all they file a complaint under section 138 then you will have an evidence to prove your defence. Further you can file a counter claim if they file a recovery suit and if they file a complaint under section 138 NI Act then you can also file a complaint.
but prior to that a police complaint is important for your defence
but prior to that a police complaint is important for your defence
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