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Cheque Bounce Cases

Cheque Bounce Cases

A dishonoured cheque has specific legal remedies and timelines attached to it under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. We advise on the process and represent clients pursuing or responding to a cheque bounce case, where timing matters.

What This Includes
  • Case assessment
  • Guidance on filing a complaint
  • Advice on realistic recovery expectations
  • Legal notice drafting.
  • Representation through proceedings

 

When To Reach Out

  • A cheque you received has bounced due to insufficient funds or other reasons
  • You’re unsure of the legal deadlines involved in a cheque bounce matter
  • You’ve received a legal notice regarding a cheque you issued
  • You want to understand your options before the statutory notice period expires
Who This Is For

Anyone who has issued or received a dishonoured cheque and needs to understand their legal position.

Our Approach

How we handle this

Case Review

We review the cheque, the underlying transaction, and the timeline involved.

Legal Notice

A statutory legal notice is drafted and sent within the required timeframe.

Complaint Filing

If unresolved, guidance and support are provided for filing a formal complaint.

Representation

We represent you through the proceedings that follow.

Questions

Common questions about Cheque Bounce Cases

Yes, Section 138 cases have specific statutory timelines — it's important to act promptly, which is why an early consultation matters.
 
We can review the notice and advise on your options and how to respond appropriately.
 
In some cases, matters are resolved through payment or settlement before reaching court; this is discussed as part of the case assessment.