The legal notice is from an advocate representing Vikas Sales Corporation regarding unpaid bills totaling Rs. 1,48,742 for goods purchased by A.R. Timber Traders between June and September 2019. To settle the debt, A.R. Timber Traders had issued four post-dated cheques which were dishonored upon presentation. The notice demands payment of the outstanding amount within 15 days, failing which legal action will be initiated under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
The legal notice is from an advocate representing Vikas Sales Corporation regarding unpaid bills totaling Rs. 1,48,742 for goods purchased by A.R. Timber Traders between June and September 2019. To settle the debt, A.R. Timber Traders had issued four post-dated cheques which were dishonored upon presentation. The notice demands payment of the outstanding amount within 15 days, failing which legal action will be initiated under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
The legal notice is from an advocate representing Vikas Sales Corporation regarding unpaid bills totaling Rs. 1,48,742 for goods purchased by A.R. Timber Traders between June and September 2019. To settle the debt, A.R. Timber Traders had issued four post-dated cheques which were dishonored upon presentation. The notice demands payment of the outstanding amount within 15 days, failing which legal action will be initiated under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
The legal notice is from an advocate representing Vikas Sales Corporation regarding unpaid bills totaling Rs. 1,48,742 for goods purchased by A.R. Timber Traders between June and September 2019. To settle the debt, A.R. Timber Traders had issued four post-dated cheques which were dishonored upon presentation. The notice demands payment of the outstanding amount within 15 days, failing which legal action will be initiated under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
M/S A.R Timber Traders Having its Office: B-26, Gali No. 2 Chand Bagh, East Delhi New Delhi-110094 Through its proprietor Afzal Husaain Legal Notice Dear Sir, Under instructions for and on behalf of my client M/S Vikas Sales Corporation, through its proprietor Sh. Vikas Bansal having its office at Khasra No. 62/11, Part of Godown, Udyog Vihar, Near Saraswati Vatika, Mundka, New Delhi-110041, do hereby serve you the following notice:-
1. That my client is carrying out the business of all
type wood, plywood etc. and various allied products to his customers and you the noticee have been purchasing the products/ goods from my client.
2. That you had purchased various goods against bills
from my client since 06.06.2019 to 19.09.2019 and same are worth Rs. 1,94,742/- (Rupees One Lakh Ninety Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Two only). The above said goods were duly received by you the noticee and out of the above said liability you have paid the amount of Rs. 46,000/- (Rupees Forty Six Thousand only) and promised to pay the remaining liability of Rs. 1,48,742/- (Rupees One Lakh Forty Eight thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Two only) through cheque and in the respect to discharge your remaining liability, you issued four cheques bearing no. 000183, 000184, 000186 and 000190, vide dated 21.06.2019, 12.07.2019, 29.07.2019 and 28.09.2019 of Rs.59,371/-, Rs. 59,371/-, Rs. 15,000/- and Rs. 15,000/- respectively, thus totaling Rs. 1,48,742. All the above cheques were drawn on ICICI Bank, Bhajanpura Branch, B—45/6, Main Wazirabad Road, Bhajanpura, New Delhi-110053 in favor of my client with the assurance that same would be honoured on presentation.
3. That on your assurance and directions my client
presented the said four cheques bearing no. 000183, 000184, 000186 and 000190, all were drawn on ICICI Bank Bhajanpura Branch, B—45/6, Main Wazirabad Road, Bhajanpura, New Delhi-110053, for encashment through its banker namely Union Bank Of India, Sector-22, Rohini Branch, New Delhi-110086, but to the utter shock and surprise of my client that out of four cheques, the three cheques bearing no. 000183, 000184, 000186 was returned dishonoured vide memo dated 20.09.2019 of your bank for the reasons “Payment Stopped by drawer” and the remaining cheque bearing no. 000190 was returned dishonoured vide memo dated 01.10.2019 of your bank for the reasons “Insufficient Funds”.
4. That even after dishonoring of the said cheque, my
client contacted you and appraised the fate of cheques, and requested you to pay the cheques amount towards the remaining liability but you the noticee did not pay any heed to the requests and put off the matter on one pretext or other. It is crystal clear that you have no intentions to make the payment in lieu of dishonored cheques. 5. That by getting the aforesaid cheques dishonored, you have cheated and defrauded my client by issuing the cheques in question knowing fully well that the same shall not be honoured on its presentation and as such, you have committed an offence U/S 138 of N.I. Act read with Section 420 IPC, besides the offences of cheating breach of trust and misappropriation of funds, for which my client is taking separate legal action.
6. By virtue of this notice, I call upon you to pay a
sum of Rs. 1,48,742 (Rupees One Lakh Forty Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Two only) to my client towards amount of aforesaid cheques within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing/ or neglecting to which my client shall constrained to initiate legal proceedings against you under Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act and in the competent court of law entirely at your cost, risk and consequence. You are also called upon to pay a sum of Rs. 11,000/- towards the present notice.
Copy kept in my office for further reference and action.