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Regarding cheque bounce. How to proceed on it ?
28-Apr-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
R/sir I booked a plot in a housing society named silverx city at bhiwadi distt alwer. But builder is enable to give me plot and any type of allotment for a long time. Then I told him to return my amount that is 500000 rs. He ignored many time and missbehave me . But one day he gave me an advance cheque . I want to encash that cheque I called the broker also I submit the cheque in the bank. But cheque become bounce due to insuficient balance. Now tell me what is legal processes to solve the problem . He does not receive my call now.
my dear friend , if you got full amount cheque and cheques are not expired
file compliant u/s 138 N I Act you will get success .
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file compliant u/s 138 N I Act you will get success .
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Adv. Manish Gupta
Jaipur | 100+ Answers
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Dear sir,
1) send him a written notice (preferably through a lawyer) informing him that his cheque has been rejected and demand the disputed amount from him. Written notice has to be addressed to his residence.
2) wait for 15 days in order to receive the amount. If you receive no amount from him then proceed to hire a lawyer. File a complaint before appropriate magistrate with regard to this offence.
3) if the offender is held guilty, the magistrate will order him to pay you an amount up to twice the amount in question.
1) send him a written notice (preferably through a lawyer) informing him that his cheque has been rejected and demand the disputed amount from him. Written notice has to be addressed to his residence.
2) wait for 15 days in order to receive the amount. If you receive no amount from him then proceed to hire a lawyer. File a complaint before appropriate magistrate with regard to this offence.
3) if the offender is held guilty, the magistrate will order him to pay you an amount up to twice the amount in question.
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Adv. Harsh Sharma
Jaipur | 25+ Answers
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Send them a notice to inform about such dishonour and provide him a time limit of 14 days to pay that amount. In case, you are still kept deprieve to receive then lodge complain in police station or in before magistrate.
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Adv. Mayur Gautam
Jaipur | 25+ Answers
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