cheque bouce case against the deceased drawer

Well if your father has really borrowed money then morally you should pay back .

However  criminal complaint  can be filed against  your fahter  dead already; But a suit for recovery from his property   can be filed on heirs  if their is enough evidance to show  that he owes a debt .

Originally posted by : SOHAIL Sohail
	Well if your father has really borrowed money then morally you should pay back . However  criminal complaint  can be filed against  your fahter  dead already; But a suit for recovery from his property   can be filed on heirs  if their is enough evidance to show  that he owes a debt .

 Typo Error ;Please READ   However "NO" criminal complaint  can be filed against  your fahter  dead alread

Criminal complaint abates on death. But Civil action could be initiated agaisnt tthe legal heirs.

Originally posted by : Rakesh Kumar
	my father has died 2 months ago now a notice from court has been sent to us from a person that he had given 3 lakh rupees to my father and in return my father had given him 3 cheques , but we didn't know about this now what should I do, please give me the suggestion.

1.  IF the cheques were given from the personal savings account by deceased Father,  THEN simply IGNORE the court notice and do nothing about it.  No need for the legal heirs to attend the court. Nothing further can come out of it.

2.  The Complainant cheque bouncing case would ultimately have to be closed for legal default, due to demise of the cheque drawer.

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