False notice against check bouns
4 years ago
For my patrol pump construction work I have give some work to a contractor. I have given post dated check with the condition that this check should be used only after completion of work. But after few days work has been stopped and contractor is sending check bounds notice to me.
Adv. Sarika Khude
Responded 3 years ago
A.legal notice and also demand back your cheque
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Hardik Sheth
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear client,
Was the cheque completely field with all the details in each and every column is a primary concern.
Secondly did u have any evidence about the mutual agreement made between you two regarding the date and time to deposit the cheque?
Thirdly, you can approach a good lawyer who can defend you in the court and save you from getting into trouble.
Kindly revert if you have any questions.
Please grant me stars accordingly to the liking of my opinion.
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Adv. Hardik Sheth
Was the cheque completely field with all the details in each and every column is a primary concern.
Secondly did u have any evidence about the mutual agreement made between you two regarding the date and time to deposit the cheque?
Thirdly, you can approach a good lawyer who can defend you in the court and save you from getting into trouble.
Kindly revert if you have any questions.
Please grant me stars accordingly to the liking of my opinion.
Regards
Adv. Hardik Sheth
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 4 years ago
A.Dear Shivkaran,
As per the recent SC judgment, one should reply and deny to get future protection under law, hence, request to arrange the reply within the time frame given.
Further, there is every possibility that he may file the complaint before the jurisdictional court, hence touch base with your lawyer for the bail formalities, further to move for quashing before concerned court.
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As per the recent SC judgment, one should reply and deny to get future protection under law, hence, request to arrange the reply within the time frame given.
Further, there is every possibility that he may file the complaint before the jurisdictional court, hence touch base with your lawyer for the bail formalities, further to move for quashing before concerned court.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 4 years ago
A.You are required to sent proper reply to the legal notice and also demand back your cheque.
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A.Dear Sir,
Inspite of any condition he will file cheque bounce case. So you have to file a 482 petition before High Court and get stay of such criminal proceedings by filing quashing petition.
Inspite of any condition he will file cheque bounce case. So you have to file a 482 petition before High Court and get stay of such criminal proceedings by filing quashing petition.
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Suneel Moudgil
Responded 4 years ago
A.submit a reply to the legal notice since non-reply shall be presumed as admission to the facts of the legal notice
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Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.Reply to the notice stating valid reasons and settle the dispute amicably. If they take you to court for a cheque bounce case do attend the same and plea as not guilty. however, you should have evidence in your favor which can prove that such cheque was to be deposited after completion of the work.
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