Is cheque valid for 6 months

Dear Altaf Ji, There is an posibality if you recived recipt of bounce chaque by post or personal after three our five days you may take liberty in limitation from receiving date for N I Act other wise you are only go for civil recovery Suit in Order 37 CPC.  Thanks

Thank you verry much

i received it on 3rd sep

i still can send notice to him

Pls help me can i send him notice with another lawer on monday i received that recipt on 3 sep

Dear,

validity of cheque is 3 months, in ur case i fully agreed with rajesh ji, you should go for recovery under order 37 CPC, though it is a civil procedure so seems lengthy but not at all.

Goodluck

ISSUE NOTICE IMMEDIATELY U/S 138 NI 

CIVIL U CAN FILE UPTO 3 YRS LIMITATION 

U HV ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT FOR NI + 4K MORE COURT FEES IN CIVIL + EXECUTIN

Dear Sir

From 1 April 2002 the validity of cheques is for 3 Months only.Cheque is dated 18 June and so it is valid till 18 Sept. The cheque has bee returned for financial reason and hence the drawee can , upon receiving confirmation from drawer that sufficient funds will be made available , can present the cheque in clearing before 18 Sept.  It is not clear whether he represented the cheque. Alternative available to him , before 18 Sept was to invoke provisions of N. I Act . 

Please let me know whether what has been stated is OK?

K.M.Sethuraman

V.P.Standard Conduits

1)      Validity period for the cheque is three months at present,as such the cheque became stale on 18^th September.

2)      No further action in representing the can be taken.

3)      You should immediately serve the legal notice calling back the amount advanced as loan ,giving 15 days time to the drawer of the cheque. Two three days delay can be explained in the time taken in receiving back the cheque from the bank.

4)      As far as the suit under O37 CPC being summary suit  is concerned I doubt its application as there is no supporting document to fall back upon as bill of exchange , hundies and promissory note .

I doubt there is any possibility of filing civil suit as there is no document to fall back upon

cheema is right

First, it is not clear whether the cheque was issued in discharge of a debt or not?  If it was, notice under 138 N I Act can be issued within 30 days from date of reciept of intimation from bank to the payee.  I repeat the 'date of reciept of intimation and not the date of issuance of intimation of dishonour.  In this case notice can be issued by 3rd october.

With due respect to Mr. Cheema I have to mention that cheque itself is a Bill of Exchange, so Suit under Order 37 CPC can very well be filed on the basis of dishonoured cheque.

Dear Mr Anand,

Thank you very much  I stand corrected.