mahesh sharma 13 July 2023

Ni act vat drafting in hindi

SIR IN NI ACT CHEQUE BOUNCE AMOUNT AND DATE WRITTEN BY COMPLAINTANT

Quick Summary

This discussion clarifies that in NI Act cheque bounce cases, it's the signature that matters most, not who fills in the cheque details like amount and date. While you can dispute these details with proof, the case isn't automatically invalidated, even if you didn't file an FIR for a lost cheque book. The key is to understand the specific facts and context of your situation.

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 13 July 2023

Just remember when the cheque is yours and the signatures on it are yours, it never matters who fills the details. Though you can dispute that by supporting supplementary proof. But the case under NI Act is not vitiated, even when you never filed an FIR for lost cheque book.