Trusted Cheque Bounce Lawyer in Delhi – Protect Your Rights Under Section 138
Are you facing a cheque bounce issue in Delhi? Whether you’re seeking to recover your money or defending against a false claim, time is critical. With strict timelines under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, you need an experienced cheque bounce lawyer in Delhi to act swiftly and secure your legal rights.
At Niyamam Law Offices, we provide end-to-end legal support for individuals and businesses dealing with cheque dishonour matters across Delhi NCR. Our expert lawyers ensure fast action, effective representation, and successful outcomes.
Why Choose Our Cheque Bounce Lawyer in Delhi?
A dishonored cheque is not just a financial setback—it can escalate into a criminal case with severe penalties, including imprisonment or fines up to double the cheque amount.
Our team of highly skilled cheque bounce lawyers in Delhi helps clients:
Draft and send legally compliant Section 138 notices.
File complaints in appropriate Magistrate Courts.
Defend against wrongful cheque bounce charges.
Negotiate out-of-court settlements to save time and costs.
Execute court orders for recovery of dues.
With extensive experience in cheque bounce litigation, we have successfully represented clients across South Delhi, Central Delhi, North Delhi, and West Delhi courts.
Legal Process for Cheque Bounce Cases
Sending a Legal Notice
A cheque bounce notice must be sent within 30 days of dishonour.
Filing a Complaint
If payment isn’t made within 15 days, a criminal complaint can be filed.
Court Proceedings
The accused may face fines or imprisonment up to 2 years.
Settlement or Recovery
We negotiate settlements or proceed with legal recovery.
*Common Defenses in Cheque Bounce Cases
Insufficient Funds
Signature Mismatch
Cheque Issued as Security
Post-Dated Cheque Misuse
Why Choose Us?
Expertise in Section 138 NI Act
High Success Rate in Cheque Bounce Cases
Quick Legal Notice & Recovery Process
Affordable & Transparent Fees
Frequently Asked Questions
Under Section 138, the penalty can be twice the cheque amount or imprisonment up to 2 years.
Typically 6 months to 2 years, depending on court backlog.
Yes, through mutual settlement or mediation.
Yes, if the debtor repays the amount before court judgment.
It is a criminal offence under Section 138 NI Act, but recovery is civil.