Property registration
Property registration
Rama has sale the property to vamsi paid 5lakhs and gave cheque of his brother surender 5lakhs and it was dishour the cheque but registered her property to vamsi.wat it's solution to get back her prop
5 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In the transaction of property between Seller and Purchaser, payment of agreed consideration money is required to be made directly between the concerned Seller and Purchaser, A cheque issued in favour of Seller other than the buyer and based on which a Deed of Sale is executed and registered in the name of Buyer, then on dishonor of said of cheque issued by another person other than Buyer, the Seller cannot take any legal action either against the drawer of the said cheque who is no ...ReadMore
Regarding cheque issue
Hi Team,today i have deposited a cheque in ICICI Bank from my borrower who has taken money,I just got below message, Cheque 408 deposited in your ICICI Bank Account XX089 is returned due to PAYMENT S
6 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Upon receipt of a timely stop payment order from the Account holder, the bank ceases to have authority to pay the cheque issued by the A/c holder. A stopped payment is usually requested if the cheque has been declared missing or lost. But many times the drawer, to escape his debt or liability has used it as an instrument of deception. A stop payment order is issued by the account holder and can only be enacted if the cheque or payment has not already been processed by the recipient. ...ReadMore
Accused hiding in NI Act
I had filed a case under the NI Act for a cheque bounce of Rs 12 lakhs on Nov 2020. Have attended a total of 12 hearings so far till date. Barring the first date, the accused has not attended any hear
6 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
You can file money recovery suit and get attach his properties if any by filing application Under order 38 Rule 5 CPC and also find out the address without which no court will help you.
Cheque bounced
Someone gave my father 2 lakh cash as loan and took signed blank cheque from him as security.My father returned money in cash around 1 lakh and rest of amount also ready to give, but the lender claim
6 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
Your father is in risk anyway you can drag the matter for next 2-3 years and ultimately it may be ended in compromise.
cheque bounce
A cheque bounce case was filed against a company where I worked for few days as project incharge. The opponent filed the cheque bounce to get pending loan , though cheque was given for different purpo
6 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Negotiate with the opponent: You can try to negotiate with the opponent to reach a settlement. If you can come to an agreement, you can avoid going to court and resolve the matter amicably.
File an application for impleadment: If the company is not appearing in court, you can file an application for impleadment to bring the company back into the case. This will ensure that the company is held responsible for its actions.
Contest the interim compensation: If the opponent has filed ...ReadMore
Seeking Guidance for Loan Settlement Case - Cheque Bounce
Hi everyone, In 2004, my father took a loan of 32,000 rupees from the Bihar State Minorities Financial Corporation (BSMFC). He used to repay the loan through monthly EMIs via cheques. During that ti
6 months ago
A. Dear Client.
Approach your Bank for settlement on repayment of the outstanding amount of the loan and request for disposal of Court case based on out-of-court settlement. , Lenders are not legally obliged to settle a debt lowering your outstanding debt, but because they want to protect their bottom line, they may agree to a debt settlement to avoid further financial loss. You can try to negotiate a debt settlement on your own if your pocket permits to repay the entire outstanding at a time for a ...ReadMore
Cheque bounce - A person gave me 5 lakh cheque
A person gave me 5 lakh cheque for July 24 now he is saying not to deposit cheque in bank as he has no money And if i put also it ll bounce How can I sue him
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If someone has given you a cheque for a specific amount, and they are now informing you that the cheque will bounce because they have insufficient funds, you have legal options to address this situation. Here are the steps you can take:
Communication: Start by communicating with the person who issued the cheque. Ask them to provide a valid reason for the cheque bouncing and whether they can make alternative payment arrangements.
Notice of Dishonour: If the person is unwilling to ...ReadMore
Someone kept my signed cheque and black mailing me.
A deal was for a govt job .I was gave him my signed cheque to him as security purpose but nothing done by him but still he is blackmailing me for money now what can I do... kindly help me by ur sugges
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
When the subject matter of any deal or contract is itself void under the relevant law, you are alone be held responsible for the consequences arising out of your foul play. Based on the vague assurance of the concerned person you issued a blank cheque for the said voidable contract and by doing so you put yourself in the trap/glitch of the blackmailer who is now threatening to extort money from you on either pretext with ulterior motives. So, at the moment, you have no other way but ...ReadMore
Cheque Bounce case
My supplier has to pay me 22 lakhs from 2020 February ..till now he has not paid & we registered a case in MSME .after 10 months hearings MSME released order that supplier should pay 22 lakhs plus Com
7 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In India, court fees are generally calculated as a percentage of the claimed amount. The court fee for filing a Section 138 case is typically a percentage of the amount mentioned in the bounced check. Here's a general breakdown:
Stamp Duty: Stamp duty is the primary component of court fees. It is typically calculated as a percentage of the face value of the dishonored check. The exact percentage can vary from state to state. For example, it can be around 1% to 2% of the check amou ...ReadMore
I face problems in cheque bounce case
Hi myself Santosh , I face problems in cheque bounce case.. We send three times legal Summon to guilty person but they didn't accept the summons by changing their address What to do
7 months ago
A. Dear client,
The summons is an order of the court. If you ignore the order then a warrant can be issued for arrest. The penalty will be related to contempt of court. “Failure to Appear” in most states results in a bench warrant, an arrest warrant issued by a Judge.
