Financial transactions are commonplace today, and many people use cheques for these transactions. If a cheque bounces, the ...

The criminal remedy for cheque dishonour was introduced to protect confidence in financial transactions. The intention behind Section 138 of the Negotiable Inst ...

To support the system the bank agrees to pay the amount n the cheque when it is properly presented, assuming there are sufficient funds in the payer's account to cover the amount of the cheque. There ...

Once the backbone of global payments, the humble cheque is now a relic of a bygone era—kept alive only in niche markets and legacy systems as digital transactions reshape the financial world. In the ...

It is possible you got paid with a cheque, but you are not exactly confident with the person who wrote the cheque. According to thebalance.com, you may need to find out if the cheque is going to ...

In India, cheque dishonour cases are covered under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The section criminalizes ...

When a person undergoes IBC proceedings, a moratorium on legal action with respect to any debt kicks in. But there is little ...

The larger bench is now expected to settle whether the moratorium extinguishes or merely suspends the penal consequences flowing from cheque dishonour proceedings against insolvent entities.

How Canadians interact with money - both physical and digital - is changing as financial technology evolves. The options available to Canadians to make payments have never been more plentiful: from ...