Cheque Bounce Lawyer in Delhi
Cheque bounce, also known as cheque dishonour, is governed by Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, and can lead to serious criminal implications. ACM Legal’s expert team of cheque bounce lawyers in Delhi offers specialized guidance, robust representation, and result-oriented solutions to both complainants and defendants involved in cheque dishonour disputes.
With deep expertise in handling complex cheque bounce litigations, we protect your interests through meticulous preparation and effective advocacy before various Delhi courts, including Patiala House, Karkardooma, Tis Hazari, and the Delhi High Court.
Services Offered
Legal Consultation
Comprehensive guidance on the implications of Section 138 NI Act, legal remedies available, and appropriate defence strategies.
Cheque Bounce Notice
Expert drafting and issuance of mandatory legal notices within stipulated timelines.
Complaint Filing
Effective representation and filing of criminal complaints under Section 138 NI Act across various Delhi courts.
Defence Representation
Robust defence strategies for individuals and businesses accused under cheque bounce provisions.
Settlement & Negotiation
Strategic support for pre-litigation settlements and negotiations to resolve cheque dishonour disputes amicably.
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Why Choose ACM Legal for Cheque Bounce Matters?
Local Court Advantage
Regular appearances and established practices in key Delhi courts like Patiala House, Tis Hazari, and Delhi High Court provide unmatched procedural insights.
Client-Centric Approach
Personalized attention, transparent communication, and tailored solutions aligned to your specific objectives.
Prompt & Efficient Handling
Timely issuance of notices, meticulous compliance with procedural requirements, and proactive management of litigation timelines.
Legal Framework & Key Timelines
Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, the following are crucial timelines and obligations:
Presentation Period
Cheque must be presented within 3 months from issuance or validity period, whichever is earlier.
Notice Period
Legal notice to the issuer must be sent within 30 days from the cheque dishonour date.
Compliance Window
Drawer has 15 days from receipt of notice to make payment.
Filing Period
Criminal complaint must be filed within 30 days after expiry of the compliance window if payment is not made.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The penalty includes imprisonment of up to two years, a monetary fine that may be double the cheque amount, or both.
Cheque bounce cases in Delhi are primarily handled by Metropolitan Magistrate Courts, including Patiala House, Karkardooma, Tis Hazari, and specialized NI Act courts at Rouse Avenue.
Yes, through negotiation and settlement facilitated by legal experts, disputes can often be resolved amicably without litigation.
The duration varies, but generally, it may take 1-2 years depending on the court's workload and complexities involved.
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Facing a cheque bounce issue? Our dedicated team of expert cheque bounce lawyers in Delhi is here to help you. Contact ACM Legal today for an insightful consultation and effective legal support.
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