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nauman pathan   27 October 2018

Negotiable 138

If I have taken two cheaque from relative after lending money to him, but if he die without make any payment to me, so what are possible ways to recover money from his family



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SIVARAMAPRASAD KAPPAGANTU (Retired Manager)     28 October 2018

If the Drawer of the cheque is no more, Section 138 cannot be invoked. If you have any proof of giving money to your relative, you have to show the same to the survivors of the deceased. If they do not pay, you may have to move the court by filing a case.

 

However, there is a catch here. Only if the Survivors have inherited any assets, then only they are liabile (that too to the extent of such assets but no necessarily to the full extent of debt) to pay such debt if proven to have been taken.

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     28 October 2018

Discuss the issue with LRs of deceased.

If they fail to honour commitment of the deceased and still you feel, may file suit for recovery of the cheque amount with interest through a local prudent lawyer.

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manoj   28 October 2018

Under Section - 31 of the N.I.Act, states that at the instant of the death of the drawer, the title to the balance vests in his legal representatives and his own order is not competent to withdraw any part of that which is no longer his property.

 

V E MANOJ KUMAR

ADVOCATE

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