A cheque bounce occurs when a bank returns a cheque unpaid after it is presented for payment. This may happen due to insufficient funds, an account-related issue, payment being stopped or other reasons recognised under banking and applicable laws. In India, cheque dishonour involving a legally enforceable debt or liability may attract proceedings under Section […]
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