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Regards stolen cheque mis use and demand money


05-Oct-2023 (In Recovery Law)
Resp sir/mam some one stolen my cheque and mis used in my bank account but i have put stolen cheque complaint in 2019 online he present cheque in bank in june 2023, cheque is already stop by bank end in 2017 also. and my firm account is dormat due non transaction and i have switched firm in sept 2019 but bank accepted cheque and return cheque due mis match signature and instrument stop payment but thief sent legal notice i give notice to my laywer but he not give reply of notice and thief put
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Answer #1
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you have to contest the case of 138 ni act as if you have registered a complaint agitation the theft of the cheque in this case you have one precaustion yo contest the case and the only objection you have is to not establish any liability against the dishonour cheque
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Answer #2
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Greetings for the day, In this situation you have to give a reply to said notice sent to you as soon as possible and when he takes up the issue before the court, you must defend yourself on the grounds which you have said in your question.
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