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Cheque Bounce News

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]

Cheque Bounce

Section 138 NI Act: Merely because defence witnesses support the case of the accused, they cannot be held to be untruthful: High Court acquits the accused [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Even if one legal demand notice is issued for several cheques, separate cases may be filed [Read the SC Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: There is no provision for consolidation of several cases [Read the SC Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: Complaint case is maintainable even if cheque is not endorsed in favour of the bank [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Handing over of the cheque by way of security per se will not extricate the accused from the discharge of liability arising from such cheque [Read the SC Order]

Section 138 NI Act: Even if complainant fills date in cheque, accused cannot get the case quashed [Read the Order].

Cheque Cases

It is unimaginable that an employee would advance loan of a huge amount of Rs.39.00 lacs to his master [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Complainant cannot file revision petition against acquittal of accused [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce

Supreme Court: 138NI Act Proceedings Cannot Be Quashed On The Ground That Notice Not Served Within Statutory Period. (Read The Order)

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Remark on cheque return memo does not entitle the accused to get the case quashed [Read the SC Order]

Cheque Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Belated attempt of accused to lead defence evidence should n...

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Direction for interim compensation in appeal is not a condit...

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Section 138 NI Act: Since cheque was for high value, High Court condoned the del...

Cheque-Bounce-Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Defence of accused is not material at the time of granting interim compensation to complainant [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: The presumption of innocence is a human right, acquittal of accused should not be easily disturbed [Read the Order]

Cheque-Bounce-Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Complainant cannot file appeal against acquittal before sessions court [Read the Judgment]

Cheque Bounce

19 Crore Cheque Default: NDA ally in Kerala says False Case asserted against him

Section 138 NI Act: Guarantor not liable if he had... ...

Cheque Bounce Case: SC not amused as Convict offer... ...

Cheque Bounce Case: Acquittal Order of Trial Court... ...

Supreme Court: Cheque Bounce Cases, no Court shall... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Accused offered to pay cheque... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Builder to face 6 month Jail t... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Court can waive costs on compo... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Supreme Court suspended the se... ...

Section 138 NI Act: If Company is represented by a... ...

Section 138 NI Act: Case not maintainable if account is blocked [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce

Good news for accused persons: Complainant cannot claim interim compensation in old cases [Read the Supreme Court Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Demand Notice sent to director is sufficient notice to company [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Company can be added under Section 319 CrPC if it was earlier not made an accused [Read the Order]

Cheque Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Accused cannot seek dropping of proceedings [Read the Order]

Cheque

Section 138 NI Act: Thief not entitled to rob dacoit, says HC, upholds the conviction of ex-Congress MP in cheque bounce case

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Section 138 NI Act: It is open for the holder of cheque to fill up blanks and specify the amount therein [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: For loan of small amount complainant is not required to explain the source of income [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 143A NI Act: This goes to complainants as one more High Court holds that interim compensation can be awarded even in pending cases [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Complainant need not seek leave to appeal and can directly file an appeal against acquittal of accused [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Belated attempt of the accused to invoke revisional jurisdiction cannot be countenanced [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: If accused has repaid the loan, he should have taken steps to get back the security cheque [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Cheque bounce case of complainant and cheque forgery case of accused should be tried together [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Negotiable Instruments Act: No liability if amount is filled in different ink [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 143A NI Act: Defence cannot be struck off due to non payment of interim compensation [Read the Order]

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Section 138 NI Act: If demand notice is sent at wrong address, complaint cannot be maintained [Read the Order]

Cheque Cases

Section 138 NI Act: Complainant cannot be charged with abetment if drawer of cheque commits suicide [Read the Order]

Issue of Cheque Dishonour

Section 138 NI Act: Postal report showing addressee does not reside on the given address cannot be treated as service of demand notice [Read the Order]

Cheque Bounce Cases

Section 148 NI Act: Interim compensation during appeal can be given in the cases already pending at the time of amendment [Read the Supreme Court Judgment]

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