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Partners in conflict: Legal implications of unpaid loans in a civil company
Dear Sir/Madam,
Effect of company manager issuing company check that bounces
My civil company has two partners. Each partner is also the manager. The company took a loan of 260,000 AED from a friend. I want to return the loan but my other partner does not want to pay.
What will happen if I issue cheques from the company account, they bounce, and the other party starts a cheque enforcement case against the company? Then each partner will pay the debt in the ratio of their shares.
Will I be jailed or have to pay a fine due to signing a company cheque that bounced?
My alternate method is to issue an acknowledgment and the creditor does Amr al Arida "performance order" case, but I want to reduce court costs.

Dear questioner,
The bounced check was previously punishable by imprisonment and a fine, but after amending the law, there is currently no criminal case in the checks, due to a closed account, but the criminal case is in the case of forgery.

Dear questioner,
If your company is a Limited Liability Company, then the execution for either of the mentioned methods will be on the company's accounts and you, as you are the partner who signed the relevant documents.
It will not be on the other partners.
And yes, you can be jailed and banned if the company and yourself failed to execute.
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