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QThe account is probably empty. Did you match the signature? Is there a date? Is there an expiry on the cheque?
The account holder may have already reported the cheque as stolen. If you don’t have any documents to prove you are owed money. You may not have a legal recourse this route, but worth trying to cash the cheque.
QYou need to sew him.But seriously, a bounced check is a crime. Speak with a lawyer on the procedure. I believe when you try cash it, and it gets declined – you can take the borrower to court, with the additional paperwork that you have.
But also in reality, the money is not worth the hassle. Any legal remedy costs money.
QI feel sorry for the woman having to marry her sisters husband while he was already married, and now people she most likely raised are trying to rob her of the money she is owed. Your friend sounds like a loser type.QWelcome to the real India. The best thing to do is your eyes and let the news channels gaslight you in how lucky you are to have literal gods as your politiciansQWell being a law student, this is good experience for on what dealing with the law feels like. Get a lawyer involved to speak on your behalf if you are nervous. Deny everything and make it not worth their time.QThe police wants money. Don’t get intimidated, tell them you acted in self defence. Activate any contacts if the matter escalates. Offer them 5k to rest the matter. Nobody is coming to testify against you to prove you are guilty anyways.QOf course it’s not legal. Only politicians and their billionaire guardians are allowed to screw you. If you screw yourselves they would be jobless!
But jokes aside, I don’t think they can prosecute you over a sex toy..
