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Is payment stopped by drawer considered as a ground for Cheque Bounce
03-Jan-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Registered "Sathekhat" in Dapoli. The developer had given 10 post dated cheques. Among that only 2 or 3 are cleared. One installment was given by NEFT. He is living in Kothrud Pune. For one cheque I received a message from the bank that the "Payment is stopped by the drawer". Now he is not receiving any of my phone calls.
On the basis of reason as per said bank authority. You can received the memo of cheque dishonoured and send them legal notice.after waitng period of notice you can field complaint against them of NI act and section 138
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Adv. Sagar Yedke
Yavatmal | 25+ Answers
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What does notice by RPAD mean?
RPADs (Registered Post Acknowledgement Due) are usually sent when a party is notified by the postal service. Then, the recipient acknowledges receipt of the notice. This acknowledgement is good proof that a party received a notification. 16-Jun-2020
What is the RPAD procedure in court?
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What is the RPAD?
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How do I send an RPAD notice?
The words REGISTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, REGISTERED A/D, REGISTERED OR REGISTERED WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DUE or Regd. should be clearly written in the upper left corner of the Registered Letter/Parcel or above the addressees name. Post A/D, or Regd. A/D, RPAD, or R. P. P. A.D. 28-Feb-15
This is a good ground for cheque bounce case . Do one thing kindly send him one notice u/s 138 of negotiable instruments Act ,1881 within one month from d date of dishonour of said cheque through advocate .
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Adv. Vikas Galugade
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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U can file under
1. Under sec. 138 of Negotiable instrument Act
2. Civil suit for recovery of money but this suit take more stamp duty.
3. Also file police complaint u/s 420 of IPC but result from this case not satisfied the complainant.
There for advocate suggest you to file u/s 138 of NI Act.
1. Under sec. 138 of Negotiable instrument Act
2. Civil suit for recovery of money but this suit take more stamp duty.
3. Also file police complaint u/s 420 of IPC but result from this case not satisfied the complainant.
There for advocate suggest you to file u/s 138 of NI Act.
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Adv. Mayur Kumar Chopda
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Firstly u filed a complaint under section 200 of criminal procedure code and after that u filed a case under section 138 of nigotiable instrument act and after that u send him a notice for payment of said cheque amount within 15 days if he did not paid the said cheque amount then after 30 days u should filed a case but remember that limitations period does not lapse otherwise your case will not be filed
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Adv. Amit Vijay Rathi
Nagpur | 25+ Answers
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Yes, it amounts to ground for action, under negotiable instruments act provided, there is no any valid/legal reason unfet contract for stopping payment. Other surrounding background facts are also required to be considered as to why payment is stopped. Notice of dishounsr of check required to be given by RPAD within statutory period giving him 15 days time to pay money.y
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Adv. Guthe Valmik Vitthal
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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