Is a Cheque Bounce a Criminal Offence in India?" 🏛️💰🚨
Issued a cheque, but it got bounced? Or received a bounced cheque? 🤯 Can the issuer be jailed for it? Let’s decode cheque bounce laws in India! ⚖️📜
#ChequeBounce #LegalAction #IndianLaw #BankingLaw
❓ Is Cheque Bounce a Criminal Offence?
✅ YES! Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, cheque bounce due to insufficient funds is a criminal offence! 🚨🏛️
#Section138 #FinancialLaw #LegalRemedies
🔥 What Happens If a Cheque Bounces?
✅ Step 1: The payee (receiver) must send a legal notice within 30 days. 📩
✅ Step 2: The issuer has 15 days to make the payment. ⏳
✅ Step 3: If not paid, the payee can file a case in court! ⚖️
💡 Example: If a cheque of ₹2 lakh bounces & the issuer doesn’t pay, they can face up to 2 years in jail or a heavy fine! 🚨
#ChequeDishonour #BankingDisputes #LegalRights
⚠️ Defences Against a Cheque Bounce Case
❌ Cheque given as security deposit – Not meant for payment.
❌ Signature mismatch or stolen cheque – The issuer can contest.
❌ Technical banking error – If it's the bank’s fault, no liability!
🚨 Pro Tip: Always keep proof of transactions & correspondence! 📝✅
#BankFraud #FinancialLitigation #ChequeCase
💼 Cheque Bounce Case? We Can Help!
LEXIS AND COMPANY assists in sending legal notices, filing complaints & defending cases! ⚖️📨
📞 Call: +91-9051112233
🌐 Website: https://www.lexcliq.com
#LegalHelp #ChequeBounceCases #LexisAndCompany
Comments
Post a Comment