🇳🇵 Nepal • Police
Updated: March 2026

Cheque Bounce Case

Filing a case for dishonored cheques (Banking Offence).

Time
1 - 3 Months
Cost
NPR 10,000+
Difficulty
Moderate
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Overview

Bouncing a cheque is a criminal offense under Banking Offence and Punishment Act. You can file an FIR with the police or a case in District Court.

1Step-by-Step Instructions

Bank Bounce

Present the cheque to the bank. If insufficient funds, get the cheque 'Bounced' (Dishonored) 3 times.

Avoid These Mistakes
  • Not getting the official dishonor slip from bank
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2Document Checklist

Required Documents

0 of 3 ready

Why Applications Get Rejected

01

Stale Cheque

Cheque presented after 6 months of issue date.

02

Signature Mismatch

If bounced due to signature, it might be treated differently than insufficient funds.

3Appointment & Visit

Bounce Cheque

Visit bank, request payment. If no money, get dishonor slip.

Police Complaint

File 'Jaheri' at Police Station (Banking Offence) for arrest.

Court Case

Alternatively, file for 'Check Anadar' in District Court for recovery + interest.

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Common Questions

Q. Is it a criminal case?

Yes, under Banking Offence Act, the issuer can be jailed.

Q. What is the time limit?

You should file the complaint within 1 year of the cause of action.

Q. Can I get interest?

Yes, court usually awards the amount + interest.