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Recovering an amount of a cheque after bank account closure
Dear sir/madam,
A bank cheque was issued by an individual to my business partner. My business partner did not present the cheque for encashment for a month or so.
However, my partner has now come to know that the individual who had issued the cheque has closed the bank account. What will be the status now?
What will happen if the cheque is presented to the bank? And what legal recourse does my business partner have to recover the amount due to him?
Looking for advice from the esteemed lawyers of this forum.
Regards,
Dear questioner,
You can present the cheque for clearance. If it is returned unpaid, then you can file a civil case in order to recover the amount due to your partner.
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Dear questioner,
Your business partner can present the cheque for clearance and then open a civil case against the individual.
Please contact us via phone or write us an email for detailed discussion and assistance.
Thanks!
Dear sir,
If the cheque bounces, your business partner will have to file a civil case for recovery.
For more details, you can contact us via phone or email.
Regards,
Dear Questioner:
Your partner must present the cheque to the bank and then he has to file a civil case to claim the value of the cheque.
There are some things missing. You may want to add some details. Contact me, please.
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