You can file petition under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure in High Court for quashing of criminal complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act as well as the summoning order and the other consequential proceedings.
If the aggrieved order passed by the District Forum you can appeal to State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.
You can mention following facts:
- The X bank had caused undue harm and damage to the prestige of the complainant and also caused monetary loss to Y as the X bank had already agreed upon full and final payment and also issued receipt for the same. Hence, the complaint was filed.
- It was also stated that the complainant Y was declared as Proclaimed Offender by the court of Judicial Magistrate, due to non-appearance of the complainant in a case under Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act filed by the X bank against the complainant.
- In appeal, it is submitted by the appellant/complainant that the learned Court has taken a serious note of the unfair trade practices and professional misconduct on the part of respondent bank and has resulted in miscarriage of justice to the appellant/complainant.
- The respondent Bank has indulged in serious malpractices and extortion of money from helpless customers under the grab of settlement schemes. The professional misconduct of the respondent from its own settlement, accepting money towards full and final settlement and then not adhering to its terms is prima facie evident on record. Gross negligence coupled with malicious attitude in not granting No Dues Certificate and not withdrawing proceedings under Section 138 and getting the appellant declared P.O.
- Thereafter, the petitioner filed the instant petition for quashing of the complaint, the summoning order and the consequent proceedings.