Complaints against bouncing or dishonor of cheques constitute the majority of pending litigations in India. Such complaints involve a strict timeline for dispatch of written notice after dishonor of cheque and for filing of complaint thereafter. Lately, there has been a lot of upheaval and confusion relating to the period of limitation for filing of complaint after dishonor of cheque. It must be understood that such complaints are time sensitive and must be made according to a strict statutory timeline after due service of legal notice to the drawer of the cheque. We provide comprehensive legal services and solutions for each step of the procedure and strive to address all the ambiguities surrounding the law on cheque dishonor.
Our team consists of the specialised members with extensive practice at representing litigants in complaints against cheque dishonor. We have vast experience in bulk filing of complaints under section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act and bulk withdrawal of the cases in the event of settlements through Lok Adalat. We further manage these batch-based litigations and offer comprehensive solutions at various stages and regular updates on cases with the help of MIS (management information system).
