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Cheque bounces legal notice sent to the wrong address


07-Sep-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Dear sir I gave 2 lacs to my friend, he take the amount given surety of cheque(Write the amount and signed) , pronote ( Write the amount and signed). after sixmonth he his not repay the amount to me , i bounced the cheque(i write my name and amount in figures). i sent a notice to accused address, but later i know that i sent the notice wrong address, in this situation can i win a case. pl guide me 1) cheque amount writing and other matter not tally 2) Pronate amount and signatue done in one pen, the remaining matter filled with other ink pen, 3) Pronate date is slighty correct. in the above situation can we win the case
Answers (3)

Answer #1
666 votes
Winning of the case is depends upon trial,after receiving intimation from bank account insufficient funds, issue legal notice within 30days to correct address, after receiving notice or returned notice,aftre laps of 15days you will file a case against the accused, Complainant burden to issue legal notice to correct address and sec 20 of N. I. Act to allow to fill cheque

Answer #2
900 votes
This is suggestion for you. Contact your counsel to file a case under N.I.Act the case is depends on the Merrits, u r advocate advice properly to winning of your case. U have issued the notice the time of limitation is started for filling the case before the Honble court.
Answer #3
585 votes
Dear,

First of all you should have got issued the demand notice to the correct address. If 30 days have not passed since the date of bouncing of the said cheque, issue another demand notice to the correct address now and make sure that the defaulter receives the notice.

(1) cheque amount writing and other matter not tally
***** What do you mean by other matter, please specify
(2) Pronate amount and signature done in one pen, the remaining matter filled with other ink pen
**** Its okay. As long as the handwriting is the same.
(3) Pronote date is slightly correct.
**** You have to base your claim on the basis of the date mentioned on the pronote when there is no agreement entered between you and the other party for the discharge of the liability.

You can win the case if you proceed strongly. Engage a lawyer and show the documents to him/her and proceed further.

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