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Cheque deceiving in a partnership firm at the time of its dissolution


28-Sep-2023 (In Criminal Law)
In a partnership retirement deed an amount was reached after ascertainig the accounts till date of retirement.Got signed the retirement deed such as received the amount as per cheque mentioned.The cheque was not given.It was promised to deliver the cheque after getting notary attest.After some days the existing managing partner issues legal notice so that the cheque was not delivered and not liable to deliver since the accounts were wrong.It is registered firm.He declared the notice after registering the retirement of dissolution of said deed.Is the deed is valid when non issued cheque is found in the registered document.Can be police complaint be lodged.How can the amount be recovered.please advise
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how long the time from your retirement and what is the position of you in the firm. if you gave the notary attested there is no detail on that with in one year of your retirement they can verify all the accounts give me the full details then i will give you the advise.
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