Cheque Bouncing Matters

Cheque bounce matter comes under section 138 Negotiable and instruments Act. The term negotiable instruments used in this Act means a bill of exchange, promissory note, or cheque.

Cheques bearing large amounts sometimes remain unpaid and are come back by the bank on which they are drawn. Negotiable Instruments Act precisely is not a criminal offence but is termed as quasi-civil case. There are many types of negotiable instruments. The common negotiable instruments include money orders, personal cheques, traveler's cheques, promissory notes, certificates of deposits, etc. AV Alliance legal firm and its legal expertise provides solution of such the banking problem that are need of corporates now a days due to increasing defaults.

Our expert team of lawyers has been active and handling cases severally with a result oriented approach across India.

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