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gau (jssjs)     10 September 2014

Cheque given as compromise

Hello,

i had received a cheque under comrpomise. i had deposited the same which got dishonoured for insufficiency of funds. can i take legal action under the SEC138 ?? One advocate told me that a compromise is not a legal deb or liability and therefore i cannot file a complaint under sec 138.

 

is it true ?



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Hardeep (Business)     11 September 2014

Any time a cheque bounces there is a presumption of  liability. As the case proceeds u/s138 it is for the OP to deny that liability in court by adducing proper evidence etc.

It'd depend upon the nature of compromise - was that legal in law to begin with.

 

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