Civil Litigation Lawyers
When a cheque is dishonoured, the person or business seeking payment may need to understand the statutory notice process and the subsequent legal procedure. Timing and documentation can be important because cheque dishonour matters under the Negotiable Instruments Act involve specific statutory conditions.
A Cheque bounce lawyer in Delhi can review the circumstances of a matter and provide guidance regarding the documents and procedural requirements involved. This may include examining the cheque, bank return memo, details of the underlying debt or liability, previous correspondence, and evidence of the transaction.
Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 provides a framework for certain cheque dishonour cases. Among other requirements, the provision refers to presentation of the cheque within the prescribed period, a written demand notice within the specified period after information of dishonour, and an opportunity for payment within the statutory period following receipt of the notice.
Because every transaction has its own facts, legal advice should be based on the documents and circumstances of the particular case. Chambers of Tarun Gaur, Advocates handles cheque dishonour-related matters and can assist with understanding the relevant legal process, documentation, and available proceedings.
Phone: +91 - 98715 30801
Email: tarun@tarungaur.in
Address: 309, Vardhman Star Citi Mall, Sector 7 Dwarka, ND
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