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21-Oct-2026 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
When appear the Court first time on summons as defendent to get bail how much money we have to deposit in the Court
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Answer #1
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There is no fixed amount to be deposited for bail in every cheque bounce case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The requirement depends on the court’s order. Bail may be granted on a personal bond, with or without sureties. Please consult an advocate with the summons to confirm the exact requirements.
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Answer #2
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No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money No need to deposit any money
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