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In India, cheque bounce is a criminal offence as provided under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. A cheque may get dishonoured due to various reasons including insufficiency of the balance in the respective account or due to any discrepancy in the cheque.Call Now For Legal Assistant:-91-8877001993
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Dowry death refers to the tragic fatalities resulting from harassment or violence linked to dowry demands within seven years of marriage. Governed by Section 80 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, it classifies such deaths as a serious crime. Offenders face a minimum of seven years to life imprisonment. This law aims to protect women from dowry-related cruelty and uphold their rights.Call Now For Legal Help:-+91-8877001993
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Cheque bounce could be understood as the situation where one’s cheque is rejected by the bank due to some financial or non-financial reasons including lack of funds in account, incorrect date, mismatch in the signature, etc. A record of bounce cheque could affect your credit score negatively, thereby making it harder to do business.Call Now For Personal Legal Advice:-91-8877001993
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One of the most heinous crimes, murder carries harsh legal repercussions. The penalties may include life in jail, the death penalty, or even long terms of incarceration, depending on the jurisdiction. Things like intent, the situation, and past criminal history all affect sentences.Call Now For More Information:-91-8877001993
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