Cheque bounce

K Ramakrishna Rao (Querist) 15 January 2014 This query is : Resolved
Sir,
I have file a cheque bounce case at District court. Now it is in argument stage after two year of jouney. Opponent file a write petition for quashing case in district level and they want to deal this case at high court.
My query-
1. is this case will accept at hight court?
2. what should i do to continue this case in district court.

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Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 15 January 2014
1. Writ court is unlikely to intervene at this late stage.
2. proceed for argument if no stay order is there.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 15 January 2014
1. Depends upon the merits of petition.
2. Proceed if no stay granted.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 15 January 2014
no concrete advise can be given without seeing papers. Meet your lawyer.

V R SHROFF (Expert) 15 January 2014
you must have filed Complaint u/s 138 n.i. in lower court JMFC.
Both parties lead their Evidences.
Matter kept for Arguement.

It is possible that Evidence disclose Quashing/sue process, at later stage.
You have to argue out the matter in higher court. If They succeed, matter ends there.
If they do not get any order in their favour[ 95% chances], the matter will be ordered to be disposed off, so Argue and decide the matter at lower court. That's ALL.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 16 January 2014
Yes advised by other experts it is better to go for argument if there is no stay.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 17 January 2014
You have now no other option but to led argument before the court.

Advocate. Arunagiri (Expert) 17 January 2014
normally the high court will not quash at this stage.

If no stay is granted, you can continue your defense in the trial court.

ajay sethi (Expert) 17 January 2014
agree with experts

R.V.RAO (Expert) 01 February 2014
without district court verdict( or disposal on suitable grounds), writ court ie high court not likely to find merit in intervening, even if one party at this stage wants it. go ahead to argue.

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