Legal Question in Banking Law in India

Re: Cheque Bouce Notice issued

N.I.Act does not prescribe that the notice of demand should be sent by post RPAD etc.. Even a notice sent thru courier to the correct address of the drawer will be sufficient notice.POD of the courier is enough to prove delivery if the notice has been sent to the correct address. you have to file the complaint in the Metropolitan Magistrate court, if the cheque has been returned within a City or if it is not a City in the court of the Magistrate of I Class having jurisdiction at the place, within one month from 15 days from the date of delivery. You can also seek condonation of delay provided you explain the delay by sufficient cause. In the complaint you have to mention the courier Agent as a witness , summon the original delivery sheet from them and examine their messenger that it has been delivered at the address noted on the cover

Re: Cheque Bouce Notice issued

you have a fair chance!

Re: Cheque Bouce Notice issued

Yes,you still can file complaint u/s.138 N.I.Act.Even Supreme court recognise the service of notice by way of courier,fax,e-mail etc.beside registered post and U.P.C.

Re: Cheque Bouce Notice issued

yes u can file the case but do remember to use UPC post service also whenever u have to serve notice.