Hire Lawyers to Get your Money Back in Sharjah
Sometimes
you get a cheque by an account holder and upon going to the bank to get the
money you found that the cheque is bounced. We can relate the panic created at
the time. You may get discouraged and start thinking to sue the account holder.
However, this is not a good approach. Calm down, think critically, and hire the
best advocate to recover debts.
Why cheques get a bounce?
Following
are the major reasons for bad or bounced cheque:
●
Inadequate funds
When
the heir does not have enough money in its account than the person will not be
given the money. The cheque will be returned to the person. The reason for
bounced cheque will be written on it and the person who wrote the cheque will
be charged.
●
Invalid Date of the
Cheques
Sometimes
the cheque is submitted in the bank after many days of writing it. Thus when
the cashing date is passed then you will not get the money. In this case, you
need to write a new check.
●
Incorrect
Signatures
The
person signing the cheque should make sure that he has used a valid sign for
that cheque. Otherwise, the cheque will get bounced and you will not get your
payment. This is because of a security issue and if mismatch cheques were
accepted then people will start playing with the signatures. Therefore it is
necessary to match the sign before submitting it.
●
Ambiguity in written
amount
Amount
written in numbers and words should be the same otherwise the check will get
bounced and will not be assisted.
Our “No Win No Fee” approach
If in case you did not get your money back
than we have a “No Win No Fee” approach for you. So, we will not charge
you in case of unsuccessful debts. Our associate lawyers in Sharjah will try our best possible strategy to get
positive outcomes.
Conclusion
If
the check holder refuses any of the above-listed reasons in case of bounced
cheque than you need not worry. Hire our associate legal consultants in Sharjah who are skilled in handling such
cases. They will handle your case through negotiation and takes legal action if
necessary.
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