Cheque Bounce Court Actions

Summary

In cheque bounce cases, if the accused does not accept court summons, the court may issue a bailable or non-bailable warrant. The court can also proceed with ex-parte proceedings, allowing the case to be decided in the absence of the accused based on the evidence presented by the complainant. If the accused fails to appear, the court may issue a judgment against them.

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What will the court decide in absence of accused
In the absence of the accused, the court may proceed with ex-parte proceedings. This means the court will hear the case and make a decision based on the evidence presented by the complainant. The court may issue a judgment against the accused if they fail to appear.