Cheque bounce case
2 years ago
I gave 3 lakh rupees to the complainant in cash transaction if I disclose this to the court in cross examination it will cause any problem for my case
A.Dear Client,
To protect yourself from the penalty of cheque bounce case you need to bring all the facts to the fore but only if you have sufficient evidence to support those statements. As far as you paying in cash is concerned- 3 lacs is not such a big amount that IT people will come after you.
To protect yourself from the penalty of cheque bounce case you need to bring all the facts to the fore but only if you have sufficient evidence to support those statements. As far as you paying in cash is concerned- 3 lacs is not such a big amount that IT people will come after you.
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