Corrigendum Legal Notice Format

That our client had relied on your promise and, as you had requested, had delivered the ____________dated_____ That you Nr_____dated ________for the cheque. _____________dated ____________for issued rs. _________s._____ For______, Lawyers ______,AdvocatePartner On instruction and power of attorney of our client M/s. __________________________amounting __________________________________________________________________for________________ _______________you_ ______________for _____________Â That you have promised our client to pay the cost of the product in the form of a check with an effective date, as indicated in the order. In paragraphs 1 and 2 of that notice, the name of the bank received was inadvertently entered as “Bank 2” instead of “Bank 3”. The name “Bank 2” can be read as “Bank 3”. The other content of the communication of 14.03.2007 remains unchanged. Website designed, developed and maintained by: Quantum India Group and hosted by: National Informatics Centre Content provided by: Ministry of Housing, Government of West Bengal In case of return of the cheque due to insufficient funds in the account, legal notice must be sent to the cheque drawer. A draft format for the legal notice can be found here. The legal notice must be delivered within the prescribed period. Sufficient time, as provided for in the Negotiable Instruments Act, to also allow the debtor to pay the amount of the cheque and other expenses.

If the defendant has not paid the amount within the prescribed time, a complaint may be filed under section 138 of the Transferable Instruments Act. JavaScript must be enabled to use the website in the Classic view. However, it seems that JavaScript is disabled or not supported by your browser. To use the Classic view, enable JavaScript by changing the browser options, and then try again. Civil Emergencies (Coronavirus) (Passenger Location Form) (No. 13) Regulations 2021 © Official website of the Ministry of Housing, Government of West Bengal. Home » Legal Notice » Correction of the legal opinion of 14.03.2007 pursuant to Article 138 of the Transferable Instruments Act of 1881 (as amended).