dishonour of cheque

PLEASE NOTE THAT YOUR ADMITTING THAT YOUR BROTHER HIMSELF HAS WRITEEN UPON THE CHEQUE WOULD MAKE YOUR ENTIRE CLAIMS FAIL,IF YOU  INITIATE ANY LEGAL ACTION. YOU SAY THEY ARE POLITICALLY INFLUENTIAL. IN THAT CASE YOU SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN DEALING WITH THEM. YOU BETTER APPROACH A LAWYER AND EXPLAIN HIM EVERYTHING,HE WOULD HELP YOU. ADVOCATE.V.BALAKRISHNAN,COIMBATORE.

 POSTDATED CHQS,  WRITTEN BY COMPLAINT IS PROVED BY ACCUSED IN TRAIL, THE MATTER ENDS THERE....

Under Negotiable Instruments Act a cheque should present to the bank within a validty period of six months only from the date of issue.

In a November 2001 ruling, the Supreme Court of India observed that cheques can be revalidated by the drawer to give them fresh life of another six months even if their validity period has expired. The apex court gave the ruling quashing a Madras high court judgement in a case involving T Kalavathy versus Veera Exports.

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Dear Sir,

I would like to know the decisions of supreme court and the high court of ap regarding the principle that 'the Hindu joint family is joint unless it is proved it is devided' and further I would like to know the properties purchased by the members or co parcenetrs of joint family is the property of joint family, and it is purchased from the nucleus of joint family unless it is proved the manner of getting the funds for purchasing the said property. Kindly advise me how I will get the decisions from you.