Cheque Presented After Three Months – Can You Still File Section 138 in Delhi?
Cheque presented after three months is often a stale instrument. Section 138 usually needs presentation within validity. A late deposit can kill the complaint.
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Interim Compensation in a Cheque Bounce Case in Delhi – Section 143A
Interim compensation in a cheque bounce case in Delhi under Section 143A is not automatic. Courts look at a prima facie case before directing a deposit during…
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Same Cheque Bounced Twice – Do You Need a Fresh Notice in Delhi?
Same cheque bounced twice: a fresh Section 138 notice is often safer after a new memo. Cheque bounce lawyers in Delhi check dates before you reuse the old…
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Supreme Court Blocks Pre-Trial Quashing of Cheque Dishonour Complaints
The Supreme Court of India ruled on April 7, 2026, that a cheque dishonour complaint cannot be quashed at the pre-trial stage if basic conditions are met, re…
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Husband Undertaking To Pay Business Liability Doesn’t Exonerate Wife From Cheque Bounce Trial: P&H High Court
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled that Husband Undertaking To Pay Business Liability Doesn’t Exonerate Wife From Cheque Bounce Trial.
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K. Ranganayakulu v. State of Telangana: Clarifying Cheque Dishonour Liability
The Supreme Court of India’s K. Ranganayakulu v. State of Telangana judgment clarifies criminal liability for authorized signatories in cheque dishonour case…
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Legal action for dishonoured cheques: processes, notices, and complaints
Legal action for dishonoured cheques involves specific procedures and notices. Discover how jurisdictions like India, under Section 138 NI Act, handle crimin…
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Supreme Court: Matrimonial Disputes Beyond MP/MLA Court Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court has delivered a prima facie observation that MP/MLA courts cannot hear matrimonial disputes, even if one party is a legislator, clarifying…
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Himachal Pradesh High Court mandates trial for cheque dishonour authenticity, not just return memo
The Himachal Pradesh High Court ruled on March 24, 2026, that cheque dishonour cannot be decided solely on an unverified return memo. Justice Sandeep Sharma…
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Supreme Court clarifies cheque dishonour liability after cash loan limit breach
India’s Supreme Court clarified on September 25, 2025, that cash loan limits under the Income Tax Act don’t void cheque dishonour liability, bolstering comme…
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