Legal implication of not attending hearing in cheque bounce case
31-Dec-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
This is the case of cheque dishonor. Lawsuit has been filed against us and we have not attend hearing.. I want to ask that what if the warrant is issued against us by court.. Which type of warrant can be issue and what are it's implications and how to settle it without facing any problem.. Pls advice
cheque bounce comes within the criminal liability and deliberate abstaining from the court may lead you to the disastrous consequences . Since the trail can not start in the absence of the accused. So the Court may issue initially the available warrant them it may follow NBW and then may be declared a proclaimed offender. And as far as settlement is concerned you can approach the court on any date of hearing and may plead for the settlement. For appropriate and effective assistance contact us through Law Rato.
Thanks and Regards.
Thanks and Regards.
Firstly bailable warrant will be issued and even after that if you don't attend then non-bailable warrant will be issued..If you want to settle the matter then you have to get bail from the Court first if warrant is issued and in case warrant is not issued then you can contact the party and ask for settlement. But remember to get the settlement recorded in the order of Court and its better to get the case withdrawn as well..
First of all court issued bailable warrant against accused person afterwards if the accused persons further not appear before the hon'ble court then the court can issue non bailable warrant against the accused
If you are not attending the dates then court may issue bailable or non bailable warrants against both of you and if you want to settle the matter without appearing in court then you will have to appoint a lawyer or any authorised person on behalf of you to settle the matter in the court.
First court will issue bailable warrant against you, if you again failed to appear then they will issue non-bailable warrant against you by which police will arrest you and appear before the court on the date of hearing, if you still succeeded in making the fool to the police, then court will considered you as P.O. then private person can also arrest you in that case.
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