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Addressing Bounced Cheques Lawfully
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A 138 Cheque Bounce notice refers to section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act in India. This section makes it a criminal offense to issue a bounced cheque, or a cheque that cannot be honored by the bank due to insufficient funds or some other reason. If a person issues a bounced cheque, the recipient can file a complaint under Section 138 and the issuer can be liable for punishment, including imprisonment and/or fines.


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Documents Required

Keys Points to be included in a 138 Cheque Bounce Notice: 


  • Date of the notice: The date on which the notice is being issued.

  • Details of the issuer: The name and address of the person who issued the bounced cheque.

  • Details of the recipient: The name and address of the person who received the bounced cheque.

  • Cheque details: The date of the cheque, the cheque number, the amount, and the name of the bank on which the check was drawn.

  • Reason for bouncing: The reason given by the bank for why the cheque bounced (e.g. insufficient funds).

  • Demand for payment: A clear demand for payment of the amount due, along with a deadline for payment.

  • Threat of legal action: A warning that legal action will be taken if the issuer fails to make payment by the deadline.

  • Signature: A signature of the recipient or their authorized representative.

  • Contact information: The recipient's contact information, including phone number and email address.


benefits

Benefits

Benefits of sending a 138 Cheque Bounce Notice: 


  • Legal remedy: It provides a legal remedy for the person who received the bounced check and gives them the option to take legal action against the issuer.


  • Deterrent effect: It can act as a deterrent to people who issue bounced cheques, as they know they could face legal consequences if they do so.


  • Debt recovery: It can help the recipient recover the debt owed to them, as the issuer may be more willing to pay once they receive the notice.




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Process

Procedure to send 138 Cheque Bounce Notice:


  • Verify that the cheque has actually bounced by checking with the bank.


  • Prepare a notice in writing, mentioning the details of the bounced cheque, including the date, cheque number, amount, and reason for bounce.


  • Serve the notice in person or through registered post to the drawer of the cheque within 30 days of receipt of information from the bank about the bounce.


  • If the drawer does not make payment within 15 days of receipt of the notice, you can file a complaint in the appropriate court where the Cheque is bounced.



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