What Are The Main Essential Ingredients Of A Cheque?
Essential Ingredients of a Cheque Any bank account holder with a bank account in the particular bank is eligible to …
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How to write a Cheque for self in India?
Introduction Writing a cheque for self withdrawal is an ancient and common method for withdrawing money from the self account …
What happens if complainant died in the NI Act case?
Question – what happens when a complainant dies in the case of the negotiable Instrument Act? – The answer to …
What is a Cheque Bounce Notice under Section 138 of the NI Act?
Introduction Why do most people make their money transactions through the cheque method? Of course, it is a straightforward and …
Difference between Promissory note and Cheque under the NI Act
(1) introduction: Personal transaction or business transaction needs payment. All people like to have a cash payment. But sometimes, cash …
If Death of complainant, can legal heir of deceased continue to proceed in the cheque bounce case U/s.138 of NI Act?
Question: If the death of Complainant in the S.138 NI Act, can legal heir of deceased complainant continue to proceed …
Whether demand notice can be faulted if any other sum indicated in addition to the said amount u/s.138 (b) of NI Act?
Question: Whether demand notice can be faulted if any other sum indicated in addition to the said amount u/s.138 (b) …
What is a gift cheque? if the cheque is given as a gift can it attract to cheque bounce case?
(1) What is a gift cheque? The gift cheque is another banking instrument presented for gifting money to the loved …
Can dishonour of bearer cheque attract to cheque bounce case?
There are many types of cheque available related to the banking transaction and the bearer cheque is also among them. …
What are the effects of material alteration in cheque?
Meaning of material alteration in cheque? Material alteration means to make alter or change some material parts of the instrument …