
Cheque Bounce and Negotiable Instrument Cases
Our firm provides specialized legal services in cases related to cheque bounce and other negotiable instruments. We assist clients in pursuing justice and recovering their dues while ensuring compliance with the legal framework under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
Our Expertise in Cheque Bounce and Negotiable Instrument Cases We handle a wide range of matters involving cheque dishonor and negotiable instruments, including:
1. Filing Complaints Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act
• Initiating legal proceedings for dishonored cheques due to insufficient funds, stop
payment instructions, or other reasons.
• Ensuring timely filing of complaints within statutory timelines to safeguard the rights
of the payee.
2. Defending Accused in Cheque Bounce Cases
• Representing individuals or businesses accused of issuing dishonored cheques.
• Establishing valid defenses such as disputes over liability, coercion, or defective
goods/services.
3. Negotiation and Settlement
• Assisting in amicable resolution of cheque bounce disputes through negotiation or
mediation.
• Drafting settlement agreements to ensure enforceable and fair terms.
4. Recovery of Amounts Due
• Filing suits for recovery of cheque amounts, interest, and compensation.
• Representing clients in concurrent civil recovery proceedings.
5. Enforcement of Court Orders
• Assisting clients in enforcing decrees or judgments obtained in cheque bounce cases.
• Filing execution applications for recovery of dues and penalties.
6. Handling Other Negotiable Instruments Cases
• Resolving disputes involving promissory notes, bills of exchange, or other negotiable
instruments.
• Filing claims for dishonor or non-acceptance of negotiable instruments.
7. Appeals and Revisions
• Representing clients in appeals against orders or judgments in cheque bounce cases.
• Filing or defending revisions in higher courts to challenge adverse decisions.
Where We Represent Our Clients
Our experienced legal team represents clients at various forums and courts, including:
1. Magistrate Courts
• Handling complaints under Section 138 for cheque dishonor cases.
2. Sessions Courts
• Filing appeals or defending cases against orders passed by Magistrate Courts.
3. High Courts and Supreme Court
• Representing clients in writ petitions, appeals, or special leave petitions for cheque
dishonor matters.
4. Alternative Dispute Resolution Forums
• Resolving cheque bounce disputes through mediation or arbitration, where
applicable.
5. Civil Courts
• Filing recovery suits for unpaid amounts arising from dishonored cheques or
negotiable instruments.