Legal Notice : Cheque Bounce & Recovery of Money
Cheque Bounce Legal Notice
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This legal notice is about a cheque that bounced (was not honored by the bank).
- It is sent to two people who bought some goods and paid with a cheque that couldn’t be processed because there wasn’t enough money in the account.
- Even though they promised to pay in cash, the cheque still wasn’t honored after trying to deposit it several times.
- The notice claims that the cheque was knowingly given without enough funds, which is considered fraud. It asks for the full cheque amount and additional fees to be paid within 15 days, or legal action will be taken.
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Legal Notice Recovery of Money
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This legal notice is about recovering money that a client owes to a company. The company did some work and provided services to the client on credit, but the client has not paid the remaining amount of ₹[amount], even after accepting they owe it and receiving multiple reminders.
The client is now being given 30 days to pay the full amount of ₹[amount], along with any interest, fees, and possible legal expenses. If the payment is not made within this time, the company will take legal steps to recover the money.
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