Bisma Dhillon

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A complaint that seeks to enforce a compromise decree or to recover a cheque that has been dishonoured can quickly turn a civil dispute into a costly litigation battle. Bisma Dhillon, a dedicated lawyer practicing before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, focuses on quashing such complaints so that clients can avoid unnecessary penalties and preserve their financial standing.

When a compromise agreement has been reached and later a party files a complaint to enforce it, Bisma Dhillon can examine whether the agreement was executed in good faith and whether the complainant possesses a valid cause of action. By filing a petition to quash the enforcement suit, the lawyer highlights procedural irregularities, lack of jurisdiction, or the existence of a binding settlement. In several recent matters, the lawyer’s arguments led the High Court to dismiss enforcement attempts, allowing the client to retain assets that would otherwise have been seized.

Cheque dishonour complaints often arise from misunderstandings, timing issues, or inadvertent errors in banking procedures. Bisma Dhillon regularly assists clients who receive legal notices claiming that a cheque has bounced. The lawyer reviews the bank’s certification, the terms of the underlying transaction, and the statutory requirements for issuing a notice. By preparing a detailed defence and filing a petition to quash the complaint, the lawyer can demonstrate that the alleged dishonour was either unjustified or procedural. Successful quash motions have resulted in the High Court striking down complaints that lacked proper notice or were filed beyond the permissible period.

The lawyer earned an LL.B. from Panjab University and a postgraduate diploma in Commercial Law from the Indian Law Institute. With over ten years of practice, the lawyer has appeared before benches of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and has been briefed on matters before the Supreme Court. Recognised for a strategic approach to civil litigation, the lawyer has secured quashing orders in more than thirty cases, earning commendations from peers for clarity of argument and efficiency in handling complex procedural issues.

If you have received a complaint that seeks to enforce a compromise or alleges cheque dishonour, the first step is to evaluate the legal validity of the claim. Bisma Dhillon can assess the documentation, identify procedural flaws, and file a petition to quash the complaint. The lawyer’s aim is to protect your assets, minimize legal expenses, and restore confidence in your commercial relationships. By leveraging extensive experience in both the High Court and the Supreme Court, the lawyer strives to achieve a swift and favourable resolution.

Criminal Law Practice Areas