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Section 138 NI Act: Unless there is delivery of cheque, no liability could be fastened on the drawer [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Amendment in Jurisdiction provision is a valid legislation [Read the Order]

Cheque-Bounce-Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Day of refusal to accept demand notice should be excluded while counting the limitation [Read the Order]

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Section 145(2) NI Act: Accused is not required to give any reason to recall the complainant for cross examination [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Admission of signature on cheque amounts to admission of liability [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Society will not be criminally liable if it only facilitated the transaction for benefit of members, High Court quashed the case [Read the Order]

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Arrest Warrants issued against Son of Ex-CM of this State for Dishonour of Cheque for Rs 1.8 Crore

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Court cannot restore a complaint dismissed in default [Read the Order]

Section 138 NI Act: No upper limit for interim compensation during the appeal [Read the Order]

Cheque Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Accused offered to pay the compensation, SC grants him bail for arranging the amount [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: If original registry receipt of legal notice is lost, complainant can prove the same through secondary evidence [Read the Order]

Cheque-Bounce-Cases

Section 138 NI Act vs NCLT: Can a cheque bounce case be maintained when NCLT has...

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: HC allowed an accused to examine handwriting expert despite...

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Section 138 NI Act: Revision is not maintainable against the order passed under...

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Section 138 NI Act: Magistrate is competent to issue necessary instructions to the police for execution of arrest warrant and the High Court is not required to issue any independent direction [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Mere mention of the word encashment in the complaint does not change jurisdictional area [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce

Section 138 NI Act: A partner cannot maintain a case if cheque is issued by the firm or other partners for his share whereas firm has not been dissolved yet [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Mere non-producing of the document before the Court with regard to the source of income to advance a loan is not a ground to dismiss the case [Read the Order]

Section 138 NI Act: Only filing of complaint for m... ...

Complaint failed to file NI Act Case, but filed a... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Even if bank account was close... ...

Section 138 NI Act: High Court allowed the appeal... ...

To do or not to do: Discharge in cheque bounce cas... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Endorsements reading as the 'h... ...

Section 143A: Claim of accused that he has a good... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Speedy justice is one of the f... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Non production of original dem... ...

Security for the Judges

Accused cannot be discharged at the stage of Section 251 or 258 CrPC [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Can the defence of non-CTS cheque be sustained?: High Court to examine the issue [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: No case made out if cheque amount is more than the liability [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Accused has not given any satisfactory explanation as to how the cheque executed and signed by him came into the hands of the complainant: High Court has reversed the acquittal and convicted the accused [Read the Order]

Cheque-Bounce-Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Woman tried to escape a cheque bounce case by blaming that her husband forged her signature on the cheque: She failed [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Revision not maintainable against dismissal of the application for handwriting expert opinion [Read the Order]

Section 138 NI Act: High Court has allowed the Cross examination though matter was at final arguments stage [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Case should not be dismissed on the ground that fact of personal knowledge of attorney is not mentioned in the complaint [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: For fault of counsel in not depositing the process fee, complainant should not suffer the dismissal of his case [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Documentary proof is required for showing the liability if cheque is claimed to have been received as consideration for sale-purchase of property [Read the SC Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Supreme Court has considered old age to award lenient punishment [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: High Court allowed the accused to examine himself in defence [Read the Order]

Cheque Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Case cannot be lodged on the basis of stale cheque [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Legal demand notice to company is not required if it is issued to Managing Director [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Form 32 being a document of sterling nature can be relied upon for quashing the case [Read the Order].

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Section 138 NI Act: Magistrate passed order on printed proforma, High Court quashed the order of summoning [Read the Order]

Cheque-Bounce-Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Accused has to explain as to how his cheque entered into the hands of the complainant [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Appeal by Legal Heirs of a convict is permissible in law [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Part payment made by an accused can be taken into consideration at the time of imposing a sentence but same cannot wash away the offence [Read the Order]

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