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Mayank Wadhwani   10 August 2026

Nbw in cheque bounce case

My father has filed a cheque bounce case and the accused has not appeared in court till date. It was filed in 2025 beginning. NBWs are issued against the accused and the judge told in last hearing that he will write a letter to SP of the city in which accused is living and will convert NWB into a permanent one. Some of the people we know are suggesting and our lawyer is trying to not to get NBW converted into a permanent one. He has not told us the reason for now. What could be the possible consequence if NBW is converted into a permanent warrant? Will it affect the speed of the case? The accused is clearly trying to ignore the court case and doesn't want to come. We have informed the same to the judge in last hearing.



Quick Summary
This discussion explores the implications of a Non-Bailable Warrant (NBW) in a cheque bounce case where the accused is evading court appearances. The conversation touches upon the possibility of an NBW being converted into a permanent warrant and its potential effect on the case's progress. It also clarifies procedural aspects, suggesting that if NBWs aren't executed, proceedings under sections 82/83 might be initiated, and advises seeking local legal counsel for specific guidance.

 3 Replies

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     10 August 2026

No such letter shall be written by the Court to concerned SP, it is your misconception.

If NBWs are not executed, process under section 82 / 83 can be initiated against the accused, your lawyer can advise you on the issue as well as further proceeding.

P. Venu (Advocate)     12 August 2026

The query suggests issues as to procedure. There could different ways in which provsions are applied. Only a local advocate may be in a position to assist you.

Raghav Arora   20 August 2026

Non Bailable Warrants cannot be made permanent by any court. Once NBW are executed and still accused is avoiding or not appearing then court can issue proclaimation against the accused person.


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