No demand notice or summon but police came

State the facts of your query

1. You will need to engage the services of a local Criminal Lawyer, to attend the court, else the court would issue Arrest warrant to secure your attendance in court. 

2.  You will also need to prove that you do not owe anything to the shop keeper and neither the shop keeper paid you anything of that amount.

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Better to engage an Advocate to unearth every issues and facts!

It was not suddenly but the complainant has issued a notice before institution of a case against you.

You will have to attend the court, engage a local lawyer prudent and contest the case.

You have no legal liability and not signed the dishonoured cheque hence the case shall be dismissed, if proceeded properly

You are not coming out with facts correctly.  Have you issued notice to Bank informing the death of your father in Apr,2019 ?  If you have informed the death, do not worry as you are not involved in that transaction (unless you have admitted something in writing or you are involved in the business etc.,).  I am not speaking about moral obligations and compromises and focusing on the present issue only.

My address was changed. We shifted to new address after father death. No demand notice received from complainant. If he didn't know my address then he can call me or whatsapp me to deliver demand notice. He already have my contact number But nothing has done. But directly police came to my old address.
 

You are not responsible to pay anything for mere a cheque, but if your father had left any property the recovery can be made against that . It is very hard to recover the amount for the borrower but you still need to keep check and know if he filed any case for recovery of amount.

Please focus on the issue:  Have you intimated your father's death to the Bank?   Are you in any way connected with the business as an undivided member of the family's business or a partner or connected in any way in running such business?  You are well aware of the indebtedness of your father, what have you done so far to settle the same if any on demands from a lender?  Have you contacted any local advocate?  Who is the lender and what is his profession and whether such indebtedness of your father reflected in the financial statements of the lender?

My dad given my bank blank cheque as an security. Amount is only 15,000/- received in cash without any agreement or writen statement or signature except blank cheque. Shop keeper son put his name on blank cheque and put 2,23,000/- amount and bounced that cheque and now file the case but no demand notice received by any communication.

There seem to be a case instituted against you u/s 138 on NI Act. Arrange to represent your self immediately in Court through lawyer.

1.  It is perfectly legal to send Notices, Court Summons, Correspondences, to the LAST KNOWN Address. The Court accepts this and there is no exceptions to it.

2. To avoid futuristic Arrest Warrant, attend your Court matter.

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal 
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The police would have notified you after a bailable warrant was issued on your name by the court in the cheque bounce case.

Since the police has informed you about the pendency of the case against you, it would be better that you appear before the court on the court date either in person or through your advocate and participate in the case to challenge the same on merits as well as documentary evidence. 

You have the only option to contest the case in the court.

It would be better to consult and engage a local prudent lawyer for appreciation of facts/ documents, professional advise and necessary proceeding.