A VICTIM OF MRS HITLER (JUSTICE SEEKER) 02 June 2010
A PERSON HAS SIGNED CHEQUE IN MY HANDWRITING AND SUBMITTED IT TO THE BANK, THE BANK PASSED THE SIGNATURE VERIFICATION AND SAID IT BOUNCED DUE TO INSUFFICIENT AMT.
HE LATER FILED A CASE UNDER 138 NI ACT.
NOW WHAT COURSE DO I HAVE ?? THANKS IN ADVANCE.
Devajyoti Barman (Advocate) 02 June 2010
You make a complaint to the Police for making forgery of your signature. If you could prove that the said signatures is not yours then the said proceeding would fail.
YOGESHWAR. (ADVOCATE HIGH COURT-criminal /civil -youract@gmail.com) 03 June 2010
But gentleman first you have to prove how the cheque went to the custody of that persons.
Just making allegations is not enough the other person can also counter action against you.
Isaac Gabriel (Advocate) 03 June 2010
Dear Victim,It is your account and you are aware that the cheque book of yourr's has been handed over / taken away by the particular person who forged your signature for drawing the amount .You cannot blame the banker .. Tha banker is not suppose to verify the signature on the cheques by sending it to verification by an expert.
Ashok Yadav (Lawyer) 03 June 2010
You should fiel an FIR against the person and you can prov ethe forgery of sign. by the report of writing experts.
harsh asthana (advocate) 08 June 2010
Just dishonour of cheque for reasons of insufficient funds is not enough to attract 138 ni act. They should also provide sufficient prove that the cheque has been given for discharge of liability.
You can also file a criminal case or complaint to police for forgery
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