Legal Support for Swift Action in Cheque Bounce Matters

Cheque bounce is a serious financial offense under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. At Alka Singh & Associates, we help individuals and businesses take timely legal action to recover their dues and hold defaulters accountable.

When Does a Cheque Bounce Become a Legal Offense?
A cheque is considered bounced when it is dishonoured due to reasons like insufficient funds, signature mismatch, or account closure. If the cheque was issued for discharge of a legal liability and gets dishonoured, the payee has the right to initiate legal proceedings.

Our Services in Cheque Bounce Cases
We offer end-to-end legal support, including:

• Drafting and sending statutory legal notice within 30 days of cheque dishonour

• Filing a complaint under Section 138 before the Magistrate

• Representing the complainant in court proceedings

• Seeking compensation, fine, and imprisonment for the defaulter

• Settlement negotiation and recovery of payment

Strict Legal Timelines – Act Quickly
Cheque bounce cases have specific deadlines and procedures. Missing these steps can weaken your case. That’s why we act promptly and strategically to ensure your claim is strong and legally compliant.

Why Choose Alka Singh & Associates?
With our focused legal expertise and diligent follow-up, we help you recover your money and ensure that justice is delivered efficiently. Whether you’re filing a case or defending one, we provide clear guidance and strong representation.

Contact Us
If a cheque issued to you has bounced, don’t delay. Contact Alka Singh & Associates today for swift and reliable legal action to recover your dues