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At Bhuwan Jayant & Associates, our cheque bounce lawyers provide comprehensive legal support under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. We ensure strong representation and guidance for both complaint filing and defense in cheque bounce cases.
Analyzing the cheque bounce complaint, evaluating evidence, and advising clients on legal options and possible outcomes.
Preparing and filing formal complaints or petitions under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act before competent courts.
Providing professional representation during hearings, presenting arguments, and safeguarding client interests in court.
Issuing statutory notices to the accused, ensuring compliance with legal requirements before filing complaints.
Defending clients against cheque bounce complaints, preparing arguments, and filing necessary responses to protect rights.
Facilitating out-of-court settlements and negotiations to resolve disputes amicably when possible.
Handling appeals or revisions in higher courts if lower court decisions are unfavorable, ensuring continued protection of client rights.
Providing ongoing advice, preparing agreements, and documenting evidence to strengthen cases and avoid future disputes.
Key provisions of the Negotiable Instruments Act that come into action in cheque bounce cases.
This section penalizes the offense of issuing a cheque that is dishonored for insufficient funds or other reasons. Punishment can extend up to two years and may include a fine up to twice the amount of the cheque.
Presumes that the cheque was issued for the payment of any debt or liability unless the contrary is proven by the drawer.
Outlines the procedure for prosecution of offenses related to cheque dishonor, including the time limit for sending notice and filing complaints.
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Section 138 penalizes the drawer for issuing a cheque that is dishonored due to insufficient funds or other reasons. Punishment may extend to two years imprisonment and/or a fine up to twice the cheque amount.
Section 139 presumes that a cheque was issued for the payment of any debt or liability unless the drawer can prove otherwise, placing the burden of proof on the accused.
Section 142 outlines the procedure for prosecution in cheque dishonor cases, including sending statutory notice to the drawer and filing complaints within the prescribed time limits.
Yes, you can file a complaint under Section 138 after sending a formal notice to the drawer. Legal assistance is recommended to ensure proper filing and compliance with procedures.
Yes, the complaint must be filed within one month from the expiry of 15 days after receiving the statutory notice, as per Section 138 and Section 142 procedures.
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