Cheque Bounce -Civil & Criminal Case
9 months ago
Hi, I gave 10L to a person in Nov'22 for 7 days. Upon non return he gave me a cheque in Jan'23 (without date) and we didnt gave to bank because of personal relationship. Last two months he has stopped responding.
We than put a date and deposited cheque in bank wher it got returned with message "Account Blocked".
I am very afraid. Kindly guide me for Civil & Criminal case. Want to go for (Section 405 IPC, Section 420, & Section 138). Want to send him to Jail and recover money.
Also, how much time can it take for the same
A.Dear client,
Once the cheque has been returned by the bank, then before filing a legal complaint against the drawer, you must, with the help of acheque bounce lawyer,first, send a demand letter/ legal notice to the such drawer within a period of 30 days from the date the cheque has been returned to you by the bank
Once the cheque has been returned by the bank, then before filing a legal complaint against the drawer, you must, with the help of acheque bounce lawyer,first, send a demand letter/ legal notice to the such drawer within a period of 30 days from the date the cheque has been returned to you by the bank
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