Legal Question in Banking Law in India

No but you have to proof all these facts and complain to the income tax officer in this regard.

how long u r in India. what was the reason. your case is require consultation only then it may be possible.

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Yes.

The fact that the lender has not declared himself as money lender by profession or that he did not file proper income tax returns are immaterial in a case filed by him for the cheque in his favour having bounced for insufficiency of funds. It is for the accused to prove that no money has been lent and why the cheque by him was given to the lender.

Yes

yes under money lenders act.

The above view is correct