Bank refuse to provide information.

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Is it your own bank accounton which cheque is issued

Your query is neither clear nor complete. As I could understand it was like this: You had left with the money lender one or more of your own signed cheque leaves. He presented one of the cheques in his bank. The cheque bounced. Your bank is refusing to give you a xerox copy of the cheque. Now if your bank has returned the cheque, how can the bank give you a fascimile of it? The cheque would have been returned to the money lender's bank and, in turn, the money lender's bank would have returned the cheque to the money lender himself. Has the money lender sent you notice under Section 138? If so you can say that you were not aware of the issue of the cheque and ask the money lender for a fascimile of the cheque. If he refuses and files  complaint before a court,  he will have to attach fascimile of the cheque to the complaint. You will receive the fascimile from the court along with the notice. You have not stated whether it was a blank cheque signed by you and whether you had put the name of the payee, date and amount in the cheque. No one can express opinion without complete information.