How much do cheque bounce case advocates near me charge?

The cheque bounce lawyers fees may vary depending upon the experience and success rate of such lawyers. During consultation with the lawyer for cheque bounce case, it should be discussed whether litigation charges will be incurred in the suit or the client has to pay, and in that case, the amount payable too.

How can the check bounce case be overcome?

The cheque bounce lawyers in India can better answer this option based on the facts of each case. The person against whom the transaction bounced, he may get the payment or the other party may have to face imprisonment as well in case of inability to pay.

Can I get anticipatory bail in 138?

Anticipatory bail is granted for serious, non-bailable offences. However, Section 138 is bailable with imprisonment of 2 years. Thus, the cheque bounce lawyers will not suggest anticipatory bail to their clients. Other options for bail in cheque bounce case are open.

What is the punishment for cheque bounce in India?

The punishment for cheque bounce U/S 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881, can be imprisonment for a term of 2 years and/or a fine and it might be as double the amount of the cheque.

What is the new rule of cheque bounce case?

If a person is convicted of a second or subsequent cheque bounce, they may face up to two years in jail and a fine of up to double the value of the cheque.

How long does cheque bounce case take in India?

If the lawsuit proceeds to court, the verdict might take anywhere from 2 to 5 years to become effective. In India, the legal recourse for cheque bounce instances is clear [under the Negotiable Instruments Act]

Is Cheque Bounce a criminal case in India?

Yes under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. It can be civil as well if the payee does not drag the drawer into punishment and goes for recovery of the money.

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