Debts

As per the details you have posted, it doesn't seem to be a matter of civil liability. You have mentioned only regarding the cheques issued by your brother who unfortunately is no more. Cheques so issued are all are waste papers. No cheque can be presented for encashment. Complaii, if any filed will stand abated itself. Kindly update complete details for getting an exhaustive reply. For further details contact me.

Cheque bounce case if filed will be closed as abated on the death of such person. If civil case is pending then the legal heirs will be brought on records. Pious Obligation is deleted from statute. Contact. Please give me Rank 5 and Review my Resume and Follow me if my answer satisfies you

The father is liable to pay the debts owed by the son, in case he is party to the contract by virtue of holding the position as guarantor or surety

Who's ur brothers legal heir? is her means his widow wife? in general legal heirs duty to return the deceaceased loan, depends upon the purpose of loan taken.. if it is utilised for education, job, marriage or business of any legal heir (wife or child) then they will have to return. This is called pious obligation. Cheque dishonour (criminal) case doesn't arise.. Money recovery (civil) case may be filed against them if they could substantiate the pious obligation. Without any property to attach they won't proceed any case probably. They are in safer side.. However ur father may need to do one safeguard. For further assistance plz book for consultation and I'll give complete personalised suggestions. Regards

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Please rephrase your Question who is her, was ur brother Married .