My business faced a cash crunch during demonetisation, causing two cheques to bounce when I paid my supplier. I made up the difference in cash and have receipts. However, instead of settling his account, the supplier deposited my security cheque, which a

My business faced a cash crunch during demonetisation, causing two cheques to bounce when I paid my supplier. I made up the difference in cash and have receipts. However, instead of settling his account, the supplier deposited my security cheque, which also bounced. He then filed a cheque bounce case. I have evidence proving his dishonest actions. How can I defend myself against this case and hold him accountable?

Cheque Bounce

Apni Law asked 1 year

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You can request a postponement of the Lok Adalat hearing by filing an application with the Lok Adalat stating your reason for absence. For filing a case in consumer court, you need to draft a complaint outlining the issues and submit it along with necessary documents and fees. You can seek guidance from a lawyer for assistance with the process.

Apni Law answered 2 years ago

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