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If b fraudulently forges signature of A in his cheque book and encashes it in the bank of A. Then can A sue the bank ?


Gokul Nath

Gokul Nath

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07-May-22 21:19

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Yes bank will be liable,but if the forgery is regarding the signature of the indorser then the bank is not liable if acted in good faith


Yes he can


Kumar G

Kumar G

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07-May-22 21:30

Yes


Be The Change

Be The Change

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07-May-22 22:06

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Gokul Nath

Then can the bank sue B?

Yes


Kumar G

Kumar G

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07-May-22 22:17

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Gokul Nath

Can't get it.can u provide one example?

A gave a check to B ,then B indorsed it to C ,C lost the check, then ,D found it and forged the signature of C and indorsed it to D(himself) or to E(any other person),now on presenting the check, the banker can pay the check if all other conditions ( essential of a valid check,in cosidering the crossing ,etc)are satisfied,banker will not be liable for the instrument


mani charan

mani charan

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08-May-22 07:17

mani charan

Pls read the example,i said C lost it And D found it and Froged the signature of C

Ya i get that example.i am asking what happens in my new example that is like if B lost it and C got the cheque and forged it and encashed himself.will bank still liable?


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Gokul Nath

Gokul Nath

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08-May-22 07:27

mani charan

No bank is liable only for the forgery of the signature of the account holder

Thank you for ur time.


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Gokul Nath

Gokul Nath

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08-May-22 07:40

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