Legality of Legal Demand Notice of cheque Bounce

A lawyer has issued a legal notice tp A for dishonor of cheque on behalf of B. He has send notice through registered post & UPC as well. He mentioned the loan amount in Notice of registered post as one lac on may 2008 out of whic 40,000/- had been paid & a cheque bearing no. 123456 had been given to B of Rs. 60,000/- whic got dishonoured. In notice of UPC he wrote that loan amount of Rs. 1,50,000/- instead of one lac on may 2006 instead of may 2008, paid amount as 90,000/- instead of 40,000/- & issued the cheque bearing no. 123456 of Rs. 60,000/- My question is how the same cheque can be issued in two different transactions?

Is the legal demand notice legal or not?

If yes/no how?

How I can defend?

What reply I should give in Reply to the different notices for same cheques?

Plz Advise as urgent.

please clear whether the notices are under the provisions of N.I.act or for suit for recovery.

Has he mentioned the date of cheque in your notice? If he has mentioned it you can send a reply notice stating your question of law that no single cheque be issued for two different transactions. If he has not mentioned then you can wait till the complainant side evidence is closed. See whether he files both the notices in the trial.

In face of the record the notice is defective.

Dear Sir, The notice is issued under NI Act. & he has also mentioned the date of presentation of cheque as 05/02/09 which got dishonoured & the complainant got the information on 24/02/09.

Perhaps the notices were sent by two different advocates. Any way, it is difficult to say which of the notices is illegal unless we know the real amount of the transaction, real amount paid as per your version. Go ahead with the replies as instructed by your client. Because the client knows what are the real facts and it wont be proper for me to tell what should be the reply. If you feel it proper, let me know what are the instructions of the client and then i can suggest what can be the reply.

well Rakhi notice UPC is not equivalent ot Regd. Post......Post sent or recieved through Regd. Post will be considered more important....it is one thing.

seek instructions from your client about the actual amount....however u may declare both the notices to be illegal since there is a big difference about the facts.....u may reply to both in a single reply.......may ask for clear and true details from the sender.