Can I claim all the cheques, even though some will cover the amount owed?

If those cheques are past due, you can claim all of them.

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Hello,

You can claim all the cheques you hold. You can file a separate cheque execution case for each individual cheque, regardless of the others.

This strengthens your debt recovery. Filing these cases shouldn't cause any legal issues for you. You are pursuing what’s owed based on the agreements.

Focus on claiming the 3 that cover the full amount first.

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Only present checks that have a balance so that there is no claim of no balance for those additional checks.

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Yes, you can claim all checks if they are due.

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Dr. Mohamed Allam

Doctorate in Public Law

Head of the Litigation and Arbitration Department at Wafaa Al Hosani Advocates and Legal Consultations

Certified legal advisor in the Dubai Government Legal Affairs Department

You can initiate a cheque execution as long as you have the original cheque in your possession, but the opponent has the right to file a cheque execution dispute case.

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if all cheques are due date you can , if not so you can not file a case by all

Dear client,

You can claim all the cheques, but they can file a dispute. They must confirm that they already paid part of the amount or that the due amount is less than what you claimed.

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Dear Questioner,

- Claiming Post-Dated Cheques in UAE:

In the UAE, post-dated cheques are commonly used as a form of security for financial transactions. When a post-dated cheque bounces, it is considered a criminal offense under UAE law. As the holder of the bounced cheque, you have the right to pursue legal action against the issuer.

- Legal Recourse for Bounced Cheques:

If you have deposited a post-dated cheque that has bounced, you can file a cheque execution case against the issuer. This legal action can result in penalties for the issuer, including fines and potential imprisonment.

- Claiming Multiple Cheques:

In your situation where you hold multiple post-dated cheques from the same issuer, you can claim all the cheques that are due to you. If three out of the five cheques cover the amount owed to you, you have the right to deposit and pursue legal action on all five cheques.

- Potential Legal Issues:

While claiming all the cheques that are due to you is within your rights, there is a possibility that the issuer may contest or challenge your actions legally. They may try to defend themselves against each individual cheque deposit or claim.

It is essential to consult with a legal advisor or lawyer specializing in commercial and financial law personally in the UAE to guide you through the process of pursuing legal action for bounced cheques and handling any potential legal challenges from the issuer.