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A cheque bounce in a share purchase leaves the seller chasing both money and shares. Understand Section 138 notices, SPA remedies and company-law limits.
Read MorePart payment after cheque bounce does not end a Section 138 case, but it changes the notice period, complaint amount and settlement terms.
Read MoreA cheque bounce notice sent to a closed or old office address can still be valid service. Here is how Indian courts test it and what proof to keep.
Read MoreHow consultants and professional firms recover unpaid fees when a client cheque bounces: Section 138 notice, timelines, company clients and settlement.
Read MoreFranchise royalty cheque bounced? Learn how franchisors send a valid Section 138 notice, arraign the franchisee company and recover unpaid royalty.
Read MoreA struck off company cheque bounce leaves the payee with no live defendant. Learn who can be sued, how Section 141 applies, and when NCLT restoration he…
Read MoreWhat happens when a tender EMD cheque bounces: Section 138 NI Act timelines, forfeiture clauses, the bidder's defence and the notice reply you must file.
Read MoreA cheque with two payees still supports a Section 138 case. Learn who must sign the notice, whose name goes on the complaint and what authorisation you…
Read MoreA bounced loan EMI cheque can become a Section 138 case. Know the notice timelines, borrower defences, OTS settlement and parallel recovery by banks and…
Read MoreA cheque bounce during IBC moratorium is not an automatic acquittal. How Section 14 and Section 138 interact, and what the payee and company must file.
Read MoreBank wrongly dishonoured your cheque? See how Section 31 of the NI Act, the RBI Ombudsman and consumer commissions let you claim compensation.
Read MorePayee died cheque bounce case: who may file under Section 138 NI Act, what legal heirs must prove, documents needed and how to continue a pending compla…
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