I filed a complaint on September 14th at Badalpur Police Station in Dadri, Greater Noida, against someone who tricked me out of ₹3,50,000. We reached a compromise in front of the SHO, where I received ₹1,70,000 and three cheques of ₹40,000 each. However, these cheques bounced in March, April, and May. There’s still a remaining ₹13,000 owed to me. Now, this person is ignoring me and even submitted a false affidavit claiming I received the full amount and the case is closed. What steps can I take to get justice?

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Law Forum › Category: Cheque Bounce › I filed a complaint on September 14th at Badalpur Police Station in Dadri, Greater Noida, against someone who tricked me out of ₹3,50,000. We reached a compromise in front of the SHO, where I received ₹1,70,000 and three cheques of ₹40,000 each. However, these cheques bounced in March, April, and May. There’s still a remaining ₹13,000 owed to me. Now, this person is ignoring me and even submitted a false affidavit claiming I received the full amount and the case is closed. What steps can I take to get justice?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I filed a complaint on September 14th at Badalpur Police Station in Dadri, Greater Noida, against someone who tricked me out of ₹3,50,000. We reached a compromise in front of the SHO, where I received ₹1,70,000 and three cheques of ₹40,000 each. However, these cheques bounced in March, April, and May. There’s still a remaining ₹13,000 owed to me. Now, this person is ignoring me and even submitted a false affidavit claiming I received the full amount and the case is closed. What steps can I take to get justice?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can approach the Badalpur Police Station with a copy of the bounced cheques and the false affidavit. You can also file a complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act for the bounced cheques. Additionally, you can file a complaint against the person for submitting a false affidavit.

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