stop payment cheques
anil
(Querist) 29 October 2009
This query is : Resolved
just need to there is scope of police complaint or not. i am sending notice under u/s 138 of NI act
my query was
i had given Rs 100000 ( one lac to person) with Rs 50000 by cash and Rs 50000 by cheques for buying a car( He is four wheeleer auto consultant). that person after delaying about 4 months didn't helped me to buy a car. Now when i want my money back. he gave me three chques of Rs 30000, Rs 35000 and Rs 35000.
the first two cheques are cleared means i recovered Rs 65000. Now for third cheques he had stopped the cheques and cheques came to me from the bank with memo marked stop.
now what should i do that person is sending threat that u do whatwever u want to do. some person are saying u do police complaint and some person are suggesting to send notice from the notary.
i am confused.
what step should i take. remember i have given Rs50000 cash and Rs 50000 by cheques.
the cheques was deposited on 21.10.09 and returned to me on 26.10.09
will i be able to recover the amount and if yes how.
can I again deposit that cheque in abank or not.
pls reply
thanks to the community who are replying to the query
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 29 October 2009
Mr. Anil! How much time you shall ask reply for the similar quarry???????
Yesterday also you asked similar quarry and the experts replied and suggested you to serve a notice to the accused and thereafter file the complaint under section 138 NI Act but again you put same quarry before the same experts. We are same persons and our replies are also same. If you fond of asking similar and similar quarries repeatedly then raise this in some other community. Here we all have already replied.
Ok?
Shivasurya
(Expert) 30 October 2009
Mr. Anil dont ask same questions, You can send legal notice within one month from the date of knowledge about dishonour of the cheque. In your case you can send notice on or before 25-11-2009, after that file complaint before the concerned magistrate court against the drawer of the cheque. better you engage a lawyer in your area he can do all on behalf of you
