Category: Cheque Dishonour Law

This section offers comprehensive legal insights for navigating complex cheque bounce disputes. It covers critical evidentiary issues, including the burden of proof for debts, the legal impact of forgery, and handling signature mismatches during the appeal stage. The articles extensively explore corporate liability, detailing the consequences of a director’s resignation and their protection after the commencement of corporate insolvency proceedings (CIRP). Additionally, the posts provide practical guidance on procedural challenges, such as a proprietor’s right to sue under a trade name, navigating the dishonour of security cheques, condoning filing delays, securing sentence suspensions, and seeking the quashing of Section 138 complaints.

January 25, 2026| 11:47 pm

Don’t Give Up: Challenge the High Court’s Quashing Order in an NI ComplaintDon’t Give Up: Challenge the High Court’s Quashing Order in an NI Complaint

The recent judgment by the Hon’ble Supreme Court clarifies critical legal protections for complainants. If you are facing a dismissal...

January 25, 2026| 10:07 pm

Importance of Condoning Delay in filing the NI complaint before taking cognizance of an NI complaintImportance of Condoning Delay in filing the NI complaint before taking cognizance of an NI complaint

This article explores the importance of condoning delay in filing the NI complaint before taking cognizance of an NI complaint,...

January 25, 2026| 9:16 pm

Danger: Handling Multiple Cheque Dishonour Complaints for the Same TransactionDanger: Handling Multiple Cheque Dishonour Complaints for the Same Transaction

The Hon’ble Supreme Court recently adjudicated a pivotal legal issue regarding the maintainability of multiple cheque dishonour complaints for the...

December 26, 2025| 2:50 pm

Wrongful Quashing? Find How to Revive your Cheque Bounce ComplaintWrongful Quashing? Find How to Revive your Cheque Bounce Complaint

This legal analysis explores the Supreme Court’s decisive stance on the Revival of a Cheque Bounce Complaint following a premature...

November 15, 2025| 12:33 am

Summons of a Police Officer to an Advocate? SC Says NO!Summons of a Police Officer to an Advocate? SC Says NO!

The Summons of a Police Officer to an Advocate has been a contentious issue, striking at the heart of the...

November 6, 2025| 8:57 pm

HC Stern Message on Quashing a NI Complaint based on admission to present the security chequeHC Stern Message on Quashing a NI Complaint based on admission to present the security cheque

Seeking the quashing of a NI complaint based on admission to present the security cheque can be a complex legal...

November 6, 2025| 8:53 pm

Court OKs amendment of a Cheque Bounce Complaint to implead a partnership firmCourt OKs amendment of a Cheque Bounce Complaint to implead a partnership firm

The amendment of a cheque bounce complaint to implead a partnership firm is a critical procedural issue in NI Act...

November 6, 2025| 8:20 pm

Stop! Read This Before Seeking a waiver of 20% Deposit in a Cheque Bounce AppealStop! Read This Before Seeking a waiver of 20% Deposit in a Cheque Bounce Appeal

The waiver of 20% deposit in a cheque bounce appeal is a critical issue for anyone convicted under Section...

November 6, 2025| 7:09 am

Effect of Section 25(3) of Indian Contract on defence of Time-Barred Debt – HC ExplainedEffect of Section 25(3) of Indian Contract on defence of Time-Barred Debt – HC Explained

The significant effect of Section 25(3) of the Indian Contract Act on the defence of time-barred debt in NI Case...

November 5, 2025| 1:07 pm

Cheque was issued for an Advance Payment: How to Prove It (And Why It Failed)Cheque was issued for an Advance Payment: How to Prove It (And Why It Failed)

A common defence in a Section 138 NI Act case is claiming that the cheque was issued for an advance...