Cheque bounce
3 years ago
How many fees taken by lawyer for making case against cheque bounce in the court
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
The fees depends on the cheque amount against which the complaint is being filed in the court. It It will also vary from case to case and from lawyer to lawyer.
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The fees depends on the cheque amount against which the complaint is being filed in the court. It It will also vary from case to case and from lawyer to lawyer.
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A.Hi,
The fees will vary from case to case and from lawyer to lawyer and entirely depends on the cheque amount against which the complaint is being filed in the court.
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The fees will vary from case to case and from lawyer to lawyer and entirely depends on the cheque amount against which the complaint is being filed in the court.
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