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Recently,I had discussion with land-owner and he told me that he had taken bank loan against the lan


28-May-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Recently,I had discussion with land-owner and he told me that he had taken bank loan against the land and recently he paid-back it and now wants to sell his land. I had verbal agreement with him for buying the land and then as 'advance' I gave him the post dated cheque of 5 Lac and after a while when I checked with bank I got to know that he didn't payback loan but in the meantime he submitted my signed cheque in his bank. I stopped the pmt and now he sued me under NI act 138. Need legal help.
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query I can only suggest that if you have not undergone any registered agreement and you have stopped the payment then place the relevant facts along with whatever evidence you have and give a detailed parawise reply to there petition before the court if you have received the notice from the court for future paid consultation please contact us with your relevant documents.
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Answer #2
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Dear Client, Without examining the facts and circumstances of the case not able to explain properly about your case so for more clarification you may contact us then I'll explain properly about your case Advocate Anurag Bhatt Allahabad High Court.
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Answer #3
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if the land owner has filled the case in under section 138 NEGOTIABLE Instruments Act and you got the summons from the court then the first step is apply for bail application in the concerned court.
after getting the bail the next process of case will start
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Answer #4
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You will get the legal notice and after that you will be summoned by him through the court.. First thing you should do is to hire an advocate in order to represent you in the court. File the reply of his complaint and seek mediation to get the settlement done and ifvthe party refuses then we can fight back the case by explaining the court whole incident by way of affidavit to make sure that the your statements are true.
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Answer #5
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You should raise your contention/defense by sending a legal notice to him. It is also for you to reply to his legal notice by stating your defense. If summoning order has been passed you can challenge the entire process before High Court.
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