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N.K.Assumi (Advocate)     16 January 2011

Advocate did not sign Notice U/S 138 its effect?

The Advocate for the complainant forgot to sign in the Notice: Does it mean that the Notice U/S 138 is invalid?



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 8 Replies

Radhey (Owner)     16 January 2011

My logical /not legal   assumption----it is invalid.



It also shows that many cases are lost  just due to negligence of advocates (sorry lrnd friends--but lemme be honest)

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     16 January 2011

1.  Normally,  the Advocates consciously forget to sign on Legal Notices, when there is a issue with the fees of the Advocate  .OR.  the client forged the entire notice matter on the stolen letter head of the Advocate.

 

2.  FURTHER,  one can also say that the Advocate forget to put in the name & address of the Accused on the notice u/s 138 and somehow managed to post it to the accused.

 

3.  Also, the advocate may also be guided to forget to put the amount, cheque no., section number etc... in the notice and expect the judiciary to legalise such notices, thereby setting a precedent to honour incomplete and/or invalid notices.

 

Well, my uncle says "the law is an ass".  Everything is possible under the Indian Judiciary system.  The day is not far when the judiciary will  "MAKE" laws, instead of the elected representatives of the Parliament.

 

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal

CHANDAN MAHAPATRA (COMPANY SECRETARY)     16 January 2011

A combined reading of S. 93 and 94 would lead one to the understanding that  the agent's error in not signing the notice would not be a wrong for setting aside the notice .

     If  the purposeof sending the notice as contemplated in the aforesaid sections have been  duly complied with the notice would stand.

N.K.Assumi (Advocate)     17 January 2011

I accept the view of Chandan. Thank you.

pearl (B.Sc.B.L.,)     06 February 2011

actually one point of view we seen means the purpose of notice is to intimate to the other person and opposite parties were known that the notice was sent by you the mistake of learned friend will not affect the case because the cheque and cheque number was true, the signature in cheque is true so that you can proceed this case and contact the good learned senior advocates

pearl (B.Sc.B.L.,)     06 February 2011

actually one point of view we seen means the purpose of notice is to intimate to the other person and opposite parties were known that the notice was sent by you the mistake of learned friend will not affect the case because the cheque and cheque number was true, the signature in cheque is true so that you can proceed this case and contact the good learned senior advocates

G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor)     06 February 2011

Though notice is a procedural one to the respondent in 138 Case, it is deemed to send the same only to intimate the respondent

sibasish pattanayak (lawyer)     07 February 2011

hi,

though the Ld. Advocate didnt sign the demand notice and filed a case u/s 138 of N I ACT......IS PROPER NOT BAD IN LAW, SEE THE APPEX COURT JUDGEMENT ON THE SAME ISSUE.

regards,

sibasish pattanayak,

                advocate,kolkata,W.B.


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