Cheque bounce - served notice to the issuing party Cheque bounce - served notice to the issuing party

9 months ago

The cheque worth rs. 660000/- provided to me got bounced. I served notice to the issuing party. They didn't accept the notice. Now, I have to file a case against them. What are the stam duties amount I have to pay to file a case of cheque bounce

Anik

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A.Dear client,

For cheque amounts up to Rs. 1,00,000, the court fees are 7.5% of the cheque amount, subject to a minimum of Rs. 100 and a maximum of Rs. 5,000.
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