CHEQUE BOUNCE CASES DURING THE LOCKDOWN | EXTENSION OF LIMITATION BY THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

In this video Advocate Madhuri Bakshi talks about the ways to handle the dishonour of cheques and delayed payments during the lockdown.
The video also talks about the recent orders of the Supreme Court dated 6 May 2020 in which it has extended the limitation period prescribed under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act and the Arbitration and Conciliation Act from March 15 until further orders.
Ms. Madhuri Bakshi is an advocate by profession. She has completed her LL.M from NIU and BBA.LLB from Amity University. Currently, she is the Chairperson of the Local Complaints Committee(LCC), District- Faridabad and managing all its legal operations.
She is also partner in Bakshi & Associates; a full service Law Firm.
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[@anmol7721]

Wow. Very insightful.

[@nikhildhawan95]

Very informative video. Thanks 👍🏻

[@surajgupta8862]

Madam pls tell,
If cheque is bounce on 1st of march 2020, cheque return memo date is 3 march 2020, then in such case legal notice must be issued within 30 days I.e. 2nd April 2020, but due to lockdown Legal Notice is not issued. Now can legal notice be issued? And pls tell as per direction of supreme court limitation for issue of legal notice is also extended or not ?

[@avdheshmishra4050]

Please hindi

[@avdheshmishra4050]

I have a cheque of date 1st march 2020