Cheque Bounced? Send a legally valid notice
Take the first step under Section 138 of the NI Act with help from licensed lawyers at VakilSearch
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Why It’s Important to Send a Notice
A bounced cheque is a punishable criminal offense. But before you can file a complaint, Indian law requires you to send a legal notice within 30 days of dishonor. This is your legal right — and responsibility.
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Over 7,500 users have sent cheque bounce notices through VakilSearch to demand payment - many resulted in full recovery without court action.
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Who can use this?
Individuals who received a bounced cheque from borrowers or tenants
Business owners dealing with dishonored payments
Freelancers or professionals paid via cheque
What Happens After Sending the Notice?
1. Once the notice is sent, you give the recipient 7 to 30 days (depending on the case) to respond
2. If they comply, the issue is resolved without litigation
3. If they ignore or reject it, the notice becomes your legal proof
4. Vakilsearch lawyers will help you file a case or begin mediation based on your case's strength
What If They Don’t Respond?
You can initiate a criminal complaint under Section 138 or a civil recovery suit. Our legal experts will guide you based on the case’s strengths.
How VakilSearch Helps
Draft notices within 24 hours
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Assists with filing legal complaints
Helps you prepare documentation for court
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