What If The Defaulter Runs Away In Cheque Bounce Case

if accused has been declared PO by the court then FIR can be registered against him second at the time of declaring that accuse PO you can make an application for attachment of his property by which you can and get your amount. You can also file a civil suit for recovery

as per the court proceedings in cheque bounce case under section 138of NI Act, if the accused received the legal notice and not attend to court for hearings then the court may issue NBW (non bailable warrant). 2) the complainant may ask court permission to appoint a court officer to execute the warrant. 3) another chance to file proclamation petition to trace out the accused. for further detailed information contact me

Dear Sir, Supreme Court says it must be disposed within 6 months. If he runs away having no property then you can use big hands of police to trace him and get him sent to jail. Use your wisdom never think negatively, even life is not guaranteed. Please give me Rank 5 and Review my Resume and Follow Me and talk to me by taking PAID phone consultation

only way to file proclamation petition

Proceedings under section 138 NI Act are summary proceedings but still the cases are not resolved within the prescribed time frame. However if the party is not appearing before the Hon' ble Court than he will be declared proclaimed offender by the court and the case will be sine dine adjourned. You can also file summary suit for recovery of your amount from him and can on getting decree against him go for execution of your decree and can recover your amount, if he has got assets in his name.

proclamation petition may move against defaulter

File proclamation petition in this regard. the court will issue order on that and the police will take steps.