In India, a cheque bounce case typically continues even after the death of the payee, though the process may involve adjustments due to the change in parties. Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the dishonour of a cheque can lead to criminal proceedings if certain conditions are met, including the issuance of … Read more
YES, a cheque bounce case can indeed be compromised even after a conviction. The legal framework under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, addresses dishonoured cheques, typically leading to criminal liability if certain conditions are met. However, the judicial system in India provides avenues for compromise even after a conviction has been pronounced. … Read more
Digital Cheques: Are They Covered Under Section 138 NI Act? Digital cheques, also known as electronic cheques, are a modern evolution of traditional paper cheques. They represent a digital form of the traditional cheque and are used in electronic transactions. Digital Cheques Meaning: Digital cheques are electronic versions of paper cheques. They are used to … Read more
How to File a Cheque Bounce Case in India Filing a cheque bounce case typically involves several steps and legal procedures. Here’s a general guide by Cheque Bounce Advisor on how to proceed: Legal Notice: Firstly a legal notice is to be sent to the drawer of the bounced cheque, demanding payment within a specified … Read more
SC ORDERED THE TWO MEN TO SURRENDER WITHIN A MONTH SO AS TO SERVE THEIR TERM OF TEN MONTHS JAIL IMPRISONMENT IN A 16 YEAR OLD CHEQUE BOUNCE CASE A legal system cannot be allowed to be frustrated by flagrant disregard for judicial directives and financial obligations, the Supreme Court has said while ordering two … Read more