Cheque bouncing
Advocate M J
(Querist) 15 April 2014
This query is : Resolved
Dear Respected Learned members,
My client had issued an EMI cheque for Rs.10,000/-, after a gap of 3 weeks the party presented the cheque to the bank which bounced for insufficient funds. In the meanwhile before the date of the cheque bouncing the party had issued a position notice to my client.
The party is having their Head Office in Culcutta and a branch in Karnataka. Can the H.O. at Culcutta file a case against my client in Culcutta Court. If so how to safeguard my client.
Can I apply for an anticipatory bail for my client, if so what is the procedure. The anticipatory bail needs to be from Karnataka or Culcutta please advise.
Thanking you
ajay sethi
(Expert) 15 April 2014
for cheque bouncing cases you dont need anticipatory bail .
case can be filed in calcutta if registered office is in calcutta .
notice for cheque bouncing has to be issued only after receipt of intimation of dishonour of cheque . notice is premature
ajay sethi
(Expert) 15 April 2014
for cheque bouncing cases you dont need anticipatory bail .
case can be filed in calcutta if registered office is in calcutta .
notice for cheque bouncing has to be issued only after receipt of intimation of dishonour of cheque . notice is premature
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 15 April 2014
No anticipatory bail is needed, the case can be filed where the office of co. is situated. If notice is issued before the date of bouncing, it is premature.
