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Is there any charges for cheque return?

Is there any charges for cheque return?

If a cheque bounces due to insufficient funds or any other technical reason, such as signature mismatch, their respective banks charges for both the defaulter and the payee. The penalty charges for cheque outward return are close to Rs. 300 for most banks, while charges for cheque inward return are about Rs. 100.

Can I transfer 5 lakhs through cheque?

Banks will follow the RBI implemented new rule from today, which states that the account holder has to inform his/her bank branch while issuing a cheque of Rs 5 lakh and above, or it will bounce. If the cheque is not accepted, the account holder will be charged for this.

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What is the court fees for cheque bounce case?

Court fees is 10,000/- for 5 lakhs. The court in who’s jurisdiction you are to file the case is the branch area you have deposited your cheque. Do send him a statutory notice before filing the complaint within 30 days of the cheque being bounced.

What is the punishment of cheque bounce in India?

The punishment for cheque bounce is imprisonment for a term not more than two years or a fine that can extend to twice the amount of the cheque or both. A civil suit can also be instituted against the drawer for payment of the cheque amount.

Do banks charge for Cheques?

RBI does not allow banks to charge more than ₹150 per cheque for speed clearing of cheques worth over ₹1 lakh; there are no charges for values up to ₹1 lakh. Keep in mind that you will also have to pay a fee of ₹100-150 if your cheque bounces, whether you are the issuer or the depositor.

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What is cheque limit?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decided to introduce the ‘positive pay system’ for cheque a couple of months ago. Under the new rule re-confirmation of key details may be needed for payments beyond ₹50,000. This new cheque payment rule will come into effect from 1 January 2021.

Can I withdraw 10 lakhs from the bank in one day?

Yes, you will be liable to pay penalty of equal amount. For example, if you withdraw Rs 10 Lakh from Bank on a single day, you are liable to pay penalty of Rs 10 lakh irrespective of how you are going to use that amount.

Does the new cash transaction limit apply to cheque receipts?

The new Cash transaction limit is not applicable, if a person receives the amount through an Account Payee Cheque (or) an Account Payee Bank Draft (or) through use of electronic clearing system through a bank account. (Looks like, any receipts done through e-Wallets like Paytm, credit cards etc.,…

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What are the restrictions on the receipt of cash in India?

The restriction of receipt of money in Cash of Rs 2 Lakh or above in cash is applicable irrespective of whether it is for personal / business purpose, capital or revenue in nature, tax-free or taxable income. Kindly note that the payer of money is not liable to pay any penalty, it is the receiver of cash who has to bear the penalty u/s 271DA .

Can I mention cheque details in Pn note?

You can mention the cheque details in PN note. PN has a TIME validity. The Pro Note is valid for only 3 years from the date of execution. There is no limitation or ceiling with respect to the AMOUNT.