Representation of cheque....

yes, cheque can be redeposited for encashment. As per latest law a cheque can be presented several times during its validity period of three months. consult a lawyer with details.

When the reason for first return is "Account closed", presenting the cheque only for getting limitation period extended may not be proper and it depends on such decision of court.  Not come across any such precedent of representation of cheque in this kind of reason for return as cheque closed.  However if the reason for return is refer to drawer, or funds insufficient, this may be different.

The cheque can be presented any times during its validity (3 months from the date of cheque). 

Fresh limitation and cause of action shall start from each memo of dishonour.

Pl go through this judgement and share some latest in this connection...

Basavantappa Sangappa Rotti vs Veeranna @ Veerappa on 12 March, 2013..... (Karnataka HC)

........."The drawer could be given opportunity to make good the funds in the account for honouring the cheque on the second presentation. In case of "Account closed", the question of successive presentation makes no sense because the account itself is not in existence"..........

Thanks...

The final query appears to be still open:  Can limitation be extended by representing the cheque with the reason "Account closed" ?

MSR Leathers v. S. Palaniappan, (2013) 1 SCC177 is relevant.

MSR Leathers v. S. Palaniappan, (2013) 1 SCC177 is relevant.