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Procedure to take legal action against builder for cheque bounce


11-Feb-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Builder didnt gave the possesion of the flat after threatening him with legal action he gave me cheque which got bounce and i send him legal notice and again he gave me fresh cheque that also got dishonoured. I wanted to know that if i take legal action what will be the result and in what time it will take and what will be cost i have to pay till the end of outcome of the case
Answers (3)

Answer #1
681 votes
U definitely get d result in that case ...u file a case in civil court...n simultaneously file d police complain against bulider for fraud u definitely get d relief in that...so please tell d place where r u staying
Answer #2
989 votes
Typically in such a case, one must issue a legal notice within 30 days of dishonour of cheque seeking explanation or fresh payment of the dues. If still the debtor does not pay up, one can initiate proceedings. I never make any predictions regarding the time it would take for any proceedings to conclude and I would make no exception here.
Answer #3
877 votes
you can file a cheque bounce case against the builder in the magistrate court in your jurisdiction as well as a civil suit regarding the possession of flat in civil court. As far as cost is concern it varies. so please hire a lawyer for proper guidance.

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