Cheque Bounce Law Update 

Learn how the best cheque bounce lawyer in Delhi protects your rights under Section 138 NI Act. Advocate Pankaj Kumar explains defences, timelines, and winning strategies.

1. Legally enforceable debt: The cheque must be issued for discharge of debt/liability.

2. Presentation within three months: Present the cheque while it’s still valid.

3. Written demand notice within 30 days: This statutory demand triggers the cause of action.

4. Fifteen-day waiting period: On non-payment, a complaint can be filed within 30 days.

• Procedural precision: Tiny lapses (wrong memo, defective notice) sink cases, as seen in Abdul Rahim v. Suku S(Kerala HC, 2025).

• Evidence mastery: We ensure bank slips list cheque number, date, and amount to satisfy Section 146 NI Act presumptions.

• Negotiation leverage: Well-drafted complaints spur quick settlements and reduce litigation costs.

• Courtroom strategy: Cross-examination, rebuttal of presumptions, and precedent citation require seasoned advocacy.