Resolving a Cheque Bounce and Partnership Disputes

Introduction

This case study outlines how legal advice helped a business owner handle a bounced cheque issue and resolve a partnership dispute over property ownership.

The Situation

Seeking Legal Guidance for Cheque Bounce And Partnership Disputes

A business owner contacted a criminal lawyer regarding a pending payment of 10 lakhs and a cheque that hadn’t been deposited yet. They were worried about the consequences if the cheque bounced. Additionally, the owner had a previous cheque bounce case with a non-bailable warrant issued and wanted advice on how to pressure the police to act. They also sought guidance on a partnership dispute concerning property ownership without formal agreements in place.

The Solution

Cheque Bounce Process

The lawyer outlined the legal process if the cheque bounced, including sending a demand notice and the 15-day timeline for payment. If the payment was not made, the next step would be filing a complaint in court.

Non-Bailable Warrant and Partnership Issues

The lawyer advised pressing the police to act on the non-bailable warrant. Regarding the partnership dispute, they highlighted the importance of formal agreements to avoid future conflicts.

Next Steps

Actions to Take

The business owner was advised to deposit the cheque and follow the legal steps if it bounced. They were also encouraged to follow up with the police about the non-bailable warrant. The lawyer offered ongoing support for any further legal queries.

Conclusion

With proper legal guidance, the business owner was able to understand the necessary steps to resolve the cheque bounce and partnership disputes effectively.