Cheque Bounce Summon from Court.
18-Mar-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
I have recieved cheque bounce summon from court. can still it's posible to settle the case with bank outside the court. Or what to do?
hello hello client that you receive someone's 138 n i act for cheque bouncing case as you are not able to check to be paid the cheque which is not been mentioned over the the man from the court in this case we need to fire less the check amount to be determined from the action quote on then only we are able to great amount of the cheque settled track order self so that next not misuse your cheque the case can be filed
We would advise you to share the summons to enable us to find out the court first. The cheque amount is mentioned in the complaint being recieved with the summons. In case you have not recieved the copy of the complaint than the same needs to be procured by inspecting the judicial file. Dont settle unless and untill it is advised by the lawyer after perusing the complaint.
Yes you can settle the case out of court with the other party after mutual discussion and you can appear on the first date of hearing in the court and take the hard copy of the petition and acoording proceed from that hard copy you can get an idea of the amount.
If you have received a summons from the court then you are duty bound to attend the court proceedings else the magistrate may issue a NBW against you on the next date of hearing. In the court itself you can opt for mediation or can also settle it outside the court. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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If you have received summons from the court you have to appear and be represented in the court and in fact on the first date you will have to take Bail in this case also you can always settle it in the court and resolve the issue by making the payment either directly to the party or through the mediation of the court we do these matters very often and will be happy to help you out you can contact me
If you have received summons from the court you have to appear and be represented in the court and in fact on the first date you will have to take Bail in this case also you can always settle it in the court and resolve the issue by making the payment either directly to the party or through the mediation of the court we do these matters very often and will be happy to help you out you can contact me
hello client as i can see your case is been registered against you of 138 ni act is seems to very bad situation . as you wish to get ur setteled the case outside with trial it can be done but for tht we need to stand in court and work on tht process
You can definitely settle the matter but please do so in front of the court. If you’ve to pay anything then do it in front of the court and get it recorded in the orders as well. If you settle the matter out of court then there may be chances that the other party refuses to acknowledge in front of the court.
We have perused the contents if your legal issue. You have recieved summons from a Metropolitan Magistrates court for an offence under section 138 of the N I Act, 1881. We advise you to share the copy of the summons and engage a lawyer to represent you in the court. Now since the litigation case has been filed it is advisable to get the matter settled in the court only so that it gets legally disposed off.
If you wish to settle the case then try to settle it outside the court itself so that the matter can be withdrawn on the date of hearing. However the need of lawyer depends upon the number of summons issued to you. For any further legal assistance please feel free to contact
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Yes. just carry your identity proof in support to prove your identity. As per latest amendment in Negotiable instrument Act and also law laid down by Supreme Court if on first date of hearing you pay the cheque amount then court should compound the matter and shall accordingly dispose the case without imposing any penalty.
The amount is very less n u r ready to pay. As such there is no need to hire than advocate for the same …bcoz advocate will charge more than your debt for single date …but it is always better to have expert advocate with you to make things easy n comfortable
Hello, You can go to court and say that you are ready to pay the amount and the court shall settle the matter. For more information, feel free to have a word with me, all the best !
For any information feel free to have a word with me
For any information feel free to have a word with me
If it's a digital court you can not appear alone. But in case of normal court you can appear alone and ask the court to settle the matter. So, go and enquire about the court and pray for the settlement of the case.
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