About check and stam case
2 years ago
We have given a check and stamp paper to someone 2 years ago....He is asking to put the cheque ….we have given the t case money.
A.You should have paid the money in cheque rather than in cash. No need to worry. Tell him to keep it in showcase. If you so concerned you may send a legal notice through a lawyer stating that he is not returning the stamp paper and cheque and that you have already paid him the money.
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A.Dear client,
If you mean to say that you have paid the full amount needed and still he is asking to put the cheque then there is no legal basis for it. You can send a legal notice from your lawyer that your obligations are over and he must return the cheque.
Thank you
If you mean to say that you have paid the full amount needed and still he is asking to put the cheque then there is no legal basis for it. You can send a legal notice from your lawyer that your obligations are over and he must return the cheque.
Thank you
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 2 years ago
A.It is not clear from your statement what your quare is. It seems that to take loan,you had given a person signed cheque and signed stamp paper two years ago and now the concerned person is asking for encashing that cheque. Until and unless the relevant fact is stated clearly, proper legal opinion cannot be given.
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