Cheque bounced and how to put case?

You have to present the cheques for encahsment.  After receipt of the unpaid cheques from your banker within one month you will have to issue notice to your business partner giving him 15 days time to make the payment of the cheque amount if he failed from the date of lapse of 15th day from the next day within one month you will have to file a criminal u/s 138 of NI Act /

But it is important to know that for what purpose your business partner issued cheques to you, burden lies on you to prove the existing payable debt.

First serve notice to the drawer of the cheques being bounce. Notice is a very important stage. It is the non-payment of dishonoured cheque within fifteen days from the receipt of the notice that constitutes an offence. Issuing of a cheque and its dishonour is not an offence. The offence is when the drawer receives a notice from the payee and he fails to pay the dishonoured cheque amount within the grace period of 15 days that constitute an offence. Any demand made after the dishonour of cheque will constitute a notice. It is not necessary that the notice should be sent by Registered Post alone, it could be sent even by fax. It is not necessary that the notice should be in any particular form or style. What is essential is that there should be a demand to pay the dishonoured cheque amount. Immediately issue notice to the drawer of the cheques.

I GO WITH N.K. ASSUMI, PLS  

How can you revive a dead body. When the party has no money even sending him in jail will take time and money.

Dear Author,

Assumi Sir has well suggested. U can call me for further help at 9871158578

I go with N.K. after sending the notice you can file the complain case in the appropriate court after a reasonable time within a month

Mr.Singh,you must have an agreement regardlng giving cheques by your business partner for the settlement of your business.first you send the cheques for colection your bank.if the cheques returned from the bank with a memo stating insufficient of funds or any other reason without honouring ,then you have to issue a statutory notice giving time 15 days for payment failing which you can file a case in the court of law for justice.

Dear Satnam singh,

Only having cheque is not sufficient you have made a case,

You can call me on 9324536299

SHIRISH PAWAR

Dear Satnam singh,

Only having cheque is not sufficient there should be agreement / liability, you have to made out a case,

You can call me on 9324536299

SHIRISH PAWAR

please notethat besides filing case under section 138 of Ni act you beeter file civil suit for recovery of money .