Dishonoured cheque? Timing is everything. Prompt, focused action under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act to protect your right to recover.
When a cheque is dishonoured, the law sets strict deadlines. A statutory demand notice must generally be sent within 30 days of the bank’s return memo, and a complaint filed within the prescribed period after that. Miss the window and the remedy can be lost — which is why prompt advice matters.
Representation is available both for payees seeking to recover their money and for drawers defending a complaint on legitimate grounds.
Beyond winning the case, the focus is on actually recovering the amount — through settlement where that is faster, or judgment and enforcement where it is not.
Efficient, confidential and legally binding resolution of commercial disputes — as counsel or sole arbitrator, in person or online.
View details →Resolution through structured dialogue with a neutral mediator, helping parties reach a fair settlement without a lengthy court battle.
View details →Representation in criminal matters with your rights protected at every stage — from investigation through trial.
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