CHEQUE FROM INACTIVE, FREEZED ACCOUNT

Here,by drawing cheque from the freezed account,the drawer alone is taken to task,and not the drawee bank.Section 138 will apply and you can proceed.

in my opinion you may send a notice demanding to pay the amount of cheque allowing the payee 15 days from the date of receipt of ur demand notice- but u must send the notice within 30 days from the date of receiving the information that the payee has instructed the bank to stoped payment. if the payee has not pay the amount demanded after laps of 15 days, u may file a case U/S 138 NI Act, as 'ACCOUNT BLOCKED"  has the same status as " INSUFFICIENT FOUND"

Yes, section 138 N. I. Act will be applicable. All you have to do is (i) send notice stating facts and demanding the amount from him within 15 days from the date of receipt of your notice by Regd A/D as well as UPC at his last known address (ii) remember to give this notice within one month from the date of dishonour of the said cheque (iii) file the case within one month from the date of receipt of the demand notice by him  (iv) Pl. do also remember to file the case after the 15 days period granted to him from the date of receipt of your demand notice or else your complaint could be premature.

My friends

The person has given the cheque from out of a freezed account for about one year which is known to him. In that case apart from the NI Act I hope that Sec. 420 of IPC will be attracted. Here we have to check whether the ingredients of Sec. 420 are attracted and if the answer if yes then the person who gave the cheque can be simultaneously prosecuted for the offence under that Section also.

Mr.Iisaac ji, borboraji

any law jugdment on account blocked?