Remedy for cheque bounce as friend deposits cheque without consent

715 votes

trial of the case has been proceeded against you and to avoid this liability you have the opportunity of cross examination of your friend in which you have to proof that the his case is false and vexatious.

Advocate Anupam Singh LawRato

619 votes

Goodevening ,
The said cheque which has been bounced should be against any legally enforceable Debt to satisfy the ingredients of section 138 of the Negotiable Instrument Act. In your case it depends on how and why your friend had a blank cheque with him and what allegations he has made in the notice or complaint. However, if there is no legally enforceable debt you need not worry as you can file a discharge application under section 251CrPc at the initial stage itself. Also , if the said cheque has been taken by fraud or coercion I would suggest you file a written complaint to the concerned police station.

Advocate Ritik Malik LawRato

889 votes

Dear querist
You know that your friend filed false case. But he has to proof in court that such transaction is valid transaction. You should counter the same. Please engage any good counsel, who will defend

Advocate Sushil Kumar LawRato

712 votes

No problem at all sir
You just need to file a complaint under section 138 Ni act
Also a civil suit for the recovery of amount you Are claiming.
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It’s Avery simple procedure
Which you have to follow
M

Advocate Mohit Rana LawRato

694 votes

Firstly a case has to be made out if a legal debt was due only if you had no liability of paying anything to him then the case will be not maintainable and also file case of breach of trust and cheating against your so called friend.

Advocate Madhu Tyagi LawRato