Practice Areas
Raj Shrivastava & Associates provides legal representation in cheque bounce matters under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. The firm represents complainants and accused persons before Judicial Magistrate Courts and appellate courts, handling cheque dishonour cases in accordance with statutory procedure.
Cheque bounce cases involve strict timelines, statutory notices, and procedural compliance. Our practice focuses on lawful initiation, defence, and effective representation in NI Act litigation.
Section 138 NI Act Proceedings
Raj Shrivastava & Associates assists clients at every stage of Section 138 proceedings, from issuance of demand notice to trial and final arguments. Each case is handled with careful evaluation of facts, documents, and statutory requirements.
Representation is provided in both complaint cases and defence matters, subject to legal maintainability.
Our Cheque Bounce Legal Services
The firm handles a wide range of cheque dishonour matters, including:
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Cheque bounce cases under Section 138 NI Act
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Drafting and issuing statutory legal notices
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Filing of complaints before Magistrate Courts
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Defence in cheque bounce cases
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Trial, evidence, and cross-examination
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Compounding and settlement proceedings
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Appeals and revisions in NI Act matters
Approach to Cheque Bounce Cases
Our approach includes:
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Examination of cheque, bank memo, and transaction records
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Drafting and verification of statutory notices
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Strategic handling of trial and evidence
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Professional court representation and follow-up
All matters are handled with confidentiality and procedural diligence.
FAQs – Cheque Bounce (Section 138 NI Act)
A cheque bounce case arises when a cheque is dishonoured by the bank due to insufficient funds or other legally recognised reasons.
Cheque bounce cases are filed under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
Yes, issuance of a statutory legal notice within the prescribed time is mandatory before filing a complaint.
Yes, Raj Shrivastava & Associates represents both complainants and accused persons in cheque bounce matters.
Yes, cheque bounce cases may be settled or compounded as per law, subject to court approval.
You may contact Raj Shrivastava & Associates to schedule a consultation regarding cheque bounce or NI Act matters.