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Cheque Bounce Notice (Section 138 NI Act)

Send a mandatory statutory Legal Notice under Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act for bounced cheques to initiate criminal recovery proceedings.

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⚖️ Sec 138 NI Act Statutory Criminal Recovery Notice

Complete Guide to Cheque Bounce Notice Drafting (Sec 138)

A statutory legal demand notice under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act is mandatory within 30 days of receiving a bank cheque bounce memo. Demand payment within 15 days before initiating criminal recovery proceedings.

🌟 Key Business Advantages & Scope

⚖️ Mandatory Section 138 NI Act Compliance

Fulfills statutory legal requirement before filing criminal complaint under Section 138 NI Act.

⏳ Statutory 15-Day Payment Demand Period

Gives 15 days statutory time to the drawer to pay dishonoured cheque amount before court case.

✉️ Advocate Dispatch via Registered Post AD

Dispatched with official advocate letterhead and registered post tracking for valid court evidence.

🏛️ Criminal Case Filing & Trial Preparation

Direct path to filing criminal case punishable with up to 2 years imprisonment & double cheque amount fine.

🎁 What is Included in This Package?

✅ Statutory 30-Day Limit Notice Drafting
✅ Issued on High Court Advocate Letterhead
✅ 15-Day Mandatory Payment Demand
✅ Criminal Case Filing Preparation Advice

📄 Mandatory Documents Required

📌 Original Bounced Cheque Copy
📌 Bank Cheque Return Memo with Reason Code
📌 Original Invoice / Bill of Transaction

⚡ Step-by-Step Fulfillment Process Timeline

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Step 1: Verify 30-Day Limitation Period from Return Memo
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Step 2: Draft Section 138 Statutory Legal Demand Notice
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Step 3: Dispatch via Registered Post AD & Keep Postal Receipt