Procedure to file the case in case of dishonour of cheque

739 votes

On the date of cheque bounce within 30 days giving a written notice for demand for the payment of the said amount and given fifteen days time to the receipt of the said notice and the party fail then after 15 days within one month file the complaint.

Advocate Ajai Behari Bajpai LawRato

899 votes

Yes Sir, Surely you can sue him under section 38 of Negotiable Instrument Act. If you willing to persue it kindly contact me and discuss all the situation so we can persue towards it without wasting your valuable time.

Advocate Sarvesh Roy LawRato

704 votes

Issue legal notice to opposite party for payment of cheque amount within 1t day and after no reply notice or payment of mony you can file case under section 138 Negotiable Instrument Act. Before compitant court according Juridiction.
Thanks.

Advocate Amar Nath Mishra LawRato

583 votes

You will have send a legal notice within 15 days from dishonour of cheque while giving 30 days time for payment and after that you may have to file a case and alternatively you may have lodge and FIR in police station against accused under section 420 . Make sure you must consult your advocate before taking any action for better action and result.

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