🏛 Legal Representation for Cheque Dishonour (Bounce) Cases

Cheque Dishonour, commonly known as Cheque Bounce, happens when a cheque issued by a person is returned unpaid by the bank due to insufficient funds, signature mismatch, account closure, or payment stopped. Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, this is a criminal offence, and the payee has a legal right to file a case for recovery and punishment.

⚖ Our Expertise Covers:

Section 138 NI Act Complaints (Cheque Bounce Cases)
Notice Drafting & Delivery Within 30-Day Deadline
Criminal Trial Representation (Metropolitan Magistrate Court)
Filing of Summary Suits for Money Recovery
Cheque Bounce Defence for Accused
Corporate Cheque Bounce (Company & Directors Involved)
Interim Compensation Applications under Section 143A
Out-of-Court Settlements with Enforceable Terms

📁 Why Choose The Legal Edge for Your Land Case?

Fast-Track Legal Action: We ensure your legal notice is sent within statutory deadlines and your case is filed without delay.
High Success Rate: We have a proven track record of helping clients recover their money through legal pressure, trial, and enforcement.
Tailored for Businesses & Individuals: Whether it's a personal loan, rent cheque, or business transaction, we customize our legal approach to suit the case.
Experienced Trial Lawyer: Our lawyer is well-versed in cross-examination strategy, burden of proof, and courtroom procedure to ensure your position is solid.
Nationwide Filing & Representation: We handle cheque bounce cases across India with local associate advocates where needed.