Is it too late to settle a cheque execution case filed 8 months ago?

Even after execution, there are possibilities to file an objection to this case. Additionally, the judgment was made in your absence.

We will explore options to reduce the amount and clear the penalties.

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Dear questioner,

Cheque bounce matters are no longer criminal offenses in the UAE, so there will be no arrest warrants against you.

If the case is in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, we still have time to settle the case, and it is better to resolve the matter through the court rather than directly with the bank or party.

The court can reduce extra charges and order settlement for the exact amount you owe to the bank.

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Hello,

Even if a judgment has been passed, you can still settle the amount owed. The payment of the full amount, including any fines or court fees, will generally stop further enforcement actions.

If the execution phase is already ongoing and the case has been transferred to a criminal court, paying the amount would still help avoid jail time, as the case would be considered settled.

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Dear Questioner,

Thanks for your inquiry!

In the UAE, bounced cheque cases are taken seriously, and the legal and criminal implications depend on how the situation is handled. Here's what you need to know regarding your situation:

1. Not Too Late to Settle:

You can still pay the full cheque amount, even though the case is 8 months old. Settlement will resolve the matter.

2. No Jail Time if Settled:

If you pay the full amount, jail is unlikely, as the case will typically be closed upon settlement.

3. Steps to Resolve:

- Check case details at the court or online.

- Contact the creditor and negotiate payment.

- Pay the full amount and get a receipt.

- Obtain a clearance letter from the creditor and submit it to the court to close the case.

Act Quickly: Delays can lead to further penalties, travel bans, or asset seizures.

Kindly do not hesitate to reach out to us via phone or email for further assistance.

Greetings,

Welcome,

In the UAE, if a judgment has been issued against you in a cheque execution case and 8 months have passed, you can still settle the amount.

Paying the full amount may result in the cancellation of the criminal penalty, including the possibility of jail time.

If you have any further inquiries regarding your matter, we would be happy to assist you via phone, WhatsApp, or email.

According to UAE law, a cheque execution case can be filed within three years from the date of issuance of the cheque.

Therefore, if the case has been filed within this time frame, you are not too late to settle it.

As for the punishment, if you settle the amount before the execution of the judgment, you will not face jail time.

However, if you fail to settle the amount and the judgment is executed, you may face imprisonment for a period of up to three years.

It is important to note that in the UAE, issuing a bounced cheque is considered a criminal offense and can result in imprisonment and/or a fine.

For more details, please contact us.

Dear Questioner,

It may be more challenging to resolve matters after a judgment has been passed, but it is not necessarily too late to settle your debt related to the cheque execution case.

Engaging with the creditor and seeking legal advice are critical steps moving forward.

Settling could prevent further legal consequences but does not guarantee immunity from any potential criminal charges related to cheque fraud.