Dear Legal Experts, I’m in a situation where a cheque I received has bounced. Can I send a legal notice after just one bounce, or do I need multiple bounces? Also, can I involve the police in this matter, or is going to court the only option?

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I’m in a situation where a cheque I received has bounced. Can I send a legal notice after just one bounce, or do I need multiple bounces? Also, can I involve the police in this matter, or is going to court the only option?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Dear Legal Experts,

I’m in a situation where a cheque I received has bounced. Can I send a legal notice after just one bounce, or do I need multiple bounces? Also, can I involve the police in this matter, or is going to court the only option?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, you can send a legal notice after just one bounce. Involving the police is not the initial step, and you should explore legal options like filing a suit in a court for recovery of the amount.

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