For filing case as per 138 ni act
2 months ago
Court fee for filing a case under 138 of NI Act for recovery of Rs 280000
A.Dear Client,
The Court fees are levied for filing a complaint under Sec.138 of N I Act based on state-specific Court fees Act and rules. In Maharashtra Court fees of 2% of the cheque amount is levied for filing a case under Sec. 138 of the N I Act. For specific information, you need to consult with a local Advocate for guidance and steps
The Court fees are levied for filing a complaint under Sec.138 of N I Act based on state-specific Court fees Act and rules. In Maharashtra Court fees of 2% of the cheque amount is levied for filing a case under Sec. 138 of the N I Act. For specific information, you need to consult with a local Advocate for guidance and steps
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A.Dear Client,
The court fee for filing a case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act (NI Act) for the recovery of Rs 280,000 can vary based on the jurisdiction and the state-specific court fee structure. In many cases, the court fee is calculated as a percentage of the claim amount. It is advisable to check the applicable court fee rules in the specific court where you intend to file the case. You may consult with a local legal professional or visit the court's website to obtain accurate and up-to-date information on the required court fee for initiating the case. Ensuring you have the correct court fee is essential to initiate legal proceedings smoothly and efficiently.
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The court fee for filing a case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act (NI Act) for the recovery of Rs 280,000 can vary based on the jurisdiction and the state-specific court fee structure. In many cases, the court fee is calculated as a percentage of the claim amount. It is advisable to check the applicable court fee rules in the specific court where you intend to file the case. You may consult with a local legal professional or visit the court's website to obtain accurate and up-to-date information on the required court fee for initiating the case. Ensuring you have the correct court fee is essential to initiate legal proceedings smoothly and efficiently.
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A.Dear sir
It being a criminal case no court fee is to be paid unless you prefer to file civil suit for recovery of cheque amount with interest thereon. If you file cheque bounce case by the time you get judgement the accused may sell away all his property. In civil case you can attach his property and also get interest.
It being a criminal case no court fee is to be paid unless you prefer to file civil suit for recovery of cheque amount with interest thereon. If you file cheque bounce case by the time you get judgement the accused may sell away all his property. In civil case you can attach his property and also get interest.
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