Steps to be takes in a cheque bounce case after cheque is dishonoured

946 votes

A demand notice has to be sent within one month of cheque getting bounced. After giving a fifteen days time to pay the money to the other party...the case needs to be filed within one month failing which case cannot be filed

Advocate I.A. Alvi LawRato

742 votes

First issue legal notice giving 15 days clear period to make payment. If payment not received file complaint within 30 days after lapse of 15 days before NB court of chief metropolitan magistrate.Period of limitations is mandatory must be strictly followed

Advocate Sandeep Banga LawRato

702 votes

Get legal notice issued within 30 days of dishonor of cheque giving 15 days time from the receipt of legal notice for making the payment. If the payment of the bounced cheque is not made after 15 days of receipt of the notice, you have to file complaint before the concerned court within 30 days from the date of expiry of notice period. So, from the date of receipt of notice you will get 30+15= 45 days to file the complaint.

Advocate Dalip Singh LawRato

785 votes

It is a time bound manner in a cheque bounce case.
First of all you have to give a legal notice asap when you receive the information about dishonour of cheque. The said notice has to be drafted very clearly preferably by an advocate. Then the time stipulated in said notice has to be waiting period.
If payment is not made within that period then case has to be filed within one month of expiry of that time.

Advocate Manish LawRato

671 votes

You have to give a notice to the issuer of the cheque with in thirty days from the date of dishonoring. After completion of thirty days you have to file a complaint in the court. Regards
Nitesh Kumar Singh
Advocate

Advocate Nitesh Singh LawRato