Complaints related to bouncing or dishonor of cheques constitute a significant portion of pending litigations in India. These complaints are subject to strict timelines, including the requirement to dispatch a written notice immediately after a cheque is dishonored and to file the complaint within a specified period thereafter. Recent developments have caused considerable confusion regarding the limitation period for filing such complaints. It is crucial to adhere to these time-sensitive procedures and ensure compliance with statutory deadlines after providing the necessary legal notice to the cheque drawer.
At Ankur Lal Advocate, we offer comprehensive legal services and solutions for every step of this process, aiming to clarify and navigate the complexities surrounding cheque dishonor laws.
Our team is composed of specialists with extensive experience in handling complaints related to cheque dishonor. We are proficient in bulk filing of complaints under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act and managing the withdrawal of cases through settlements facilitated by Lok Adalat. Our approach includes managing batch-based litigations and providing thorough solutions at various stages of the legal process. We also utilize a Management Information System (MIS) to provide regular updates and ensure effective case management.