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24-May-2026 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
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A bounced cheque is treated as a criminal offense in India under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. To resolve it, you must first issue a formal legal notice to the issuer within 30 days of receiving the bank's dishonor memo.
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Adv. Usha Gehlot
Sonipat | 5+ Answers
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First let me tell you about cheque bouncing, we can file it when we have to take money from someone and we have given a cheque in his place, but if we have given a cheque and that cheque bounces then we can file a case against him, but before that we have to serve a legal notice to him and within 30-45 days if we have to file a case, we file a recovery suit, when we have to take money from someone and he is not giving us our money, then after giving us a legal notice and after observing the notice period of 15 days in it, if he still does not give us our money, then we file a recovery suit.
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Adv. Anmol Sharma
Faridabad | 5+ Answers
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Adv. Ajay Godara
Hansi | 25+ Answers
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Cheque bounce case is mainly filed under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
When a cheque issued by the drawer is dishonoured by bank due to insufficient funds or other valid reason, the payee can initiate criminal proceedings after serving legal notice within prescribed period.
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Adv. Raman Sahu
Hisar | 25+ Answers
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In a cheque bounce case there are multiple issues involved including the date of cheque, period in whixh the notice was issued, the limitation of filing the case before the Court and existing legally enforceable debt. All these aspects are crucial to winning a cheque bounce case and if so allowed the court can award compensation upto double the cheque amount and punishment of upto 2 years
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Adv. Suksham Aggarwal
Ambala | 50+ Answers
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