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Cheque Bounce Complaint (Section 138 NI Act)

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Legal recourse for dishonoured cheques — notice, Magistrate complaint, and criminal prosecution under the Negotiable Instruments Act

A clear view of what cheque bounce complaint (section 138 ni act) costs — separating government and statutory charges from professional fees so there are no surprises. Final pricing is confirmed after a quick review of your specific case.

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Fees & Pricing

Government Fees

Court filing fee (complaint petition)

Payable at the time of filing the complaint before the Magistrate

Varies by state and cheque amount, typically Rs. 100–500

Professional Fees

Legal counsel fee (notice + complaint + trial representation)

Quoted on review of your specific case

Varies

* Government fees may vary. GST applicable on professional fees. Final pricing confirmed after review.

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How pricing works

  • Government / statutory fees are paid directly to the authority and are the same no matter who files for you.
  • Professional fees cover expert preparation, filing, and follow-up until the work is complete.
  • GST applies to professional fees. We confirm the final, all-in quote after a quick review of your specific case.
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