Cheque bounce lawyer, city by city
A bounced cheque gives you 30 days from the bank memo to send a Section 138 notice, and the case is filed where your own bank branch is. Pick your city for the court that hears it, the documents you need and how FundRaksha Legal handles it, with no upfront fee and 30% only on what is recovered.
Andhra Pradesh
Chandigarh
Gujarat
Karnataka
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Telangana
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Frequently asked questions
Where is a cheque bounce case filed?
Where the bank branch that holds your account is, under Section 142(2) of the Negotiable Instruments Act as amended in 2015. The drawer's location does not matter.
What are the deadlines?
Send the demand notice within 30 days of the return memo; the drawer has 15 days from receipt to pay; file the complaint within one month after that.
What does FundRaksha charge?
No upfront fee. 30% of the amount actually recovered; court fees, if a complaint is filed, are paid by the client.
See also: legal notice for recovery by city, MSME Form I filing and Section 43B(h) year-end payments.
Have an unpaid invoice?
A dedicated advocate, a legal notice within 24 hours of complete documents, and no upfront fee. 30% only on the amount recovered.