Navigating a cheque bounce trial under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, can be a complex journey. This...
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.
Cheque Bounce Complaint: What You MUST IncludeCheque Bounce Complaint: What You MUST Include
Drafting a legally sound complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (NI Act) is paramount for a...
NI Act Cheque Bounce: From Dishonour to NoticeNI Act Cheque Bounce: From Dishonour to Notice
This article provides a focused guide on the initial steps to take when a cheque is bounced, as per the...
Maintainability of Section 138 complaint against a director without accusing the companyMaintainability of Section 138 complaint against a director without accusing the company
Understanding the Maintainability of Section 138 complaint against a director without accusing the company as a main accused is a...
From an Acquittal to Conviction of an accused in an NI Case : See WhyFrom an Acquittal to Conviction of an accused in an NI Case : See Why
The journey from an acquittal to conviction of an accused in an NI case can be complex, especially after two...