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M/S Shreeji Agro Tech Industries vs M/S Tanz Inc
2022 Latest Caselaw 2269 Kant

Citation : 2022 Latest Caselaw 2269 Kant
Judgement Date : 11 February, 2022

Karnataka High Court
M/S Shreeji Agro Tech Industries vs M/S Tanz Inc on 11 February, 2022
Bench: Sreenivas Harish Kumar
 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU

     DATED THIS THE 11 T H DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2022

                       BEFORE

THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SREENIVAS HARISH KUMAR

         CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.809 OF 2016

BETWEEN

M/s Shreeji Ag ro Tech Ind ustries,
A partnership firm, having its
Registered Office at Plot No.214/5,
Raichur Growth Centre,
Yeganoor Villag e, KIADB Induslower
Area, Hyd erab ad Road , Raichur-584102,
Represented by its Partner
Mr. Himanshu, s/o Hasmukhlal Mang alal,
Aged about 36 years.
                                           ...Appellant
(By Sri.S.Basavaraj, Senior Counsel for
    Sri M.S.Manju, Advocate)

AND

1.    M/s Tanz Inc.,
      No.15 & 16, Santhosh Vihar,
      18th Cross, Phase II,
      Near GKVK, Opposite Road ,
      Jakkur Main Road,
      Beng aluru-560 064

      Also at

      M/s Tanz Inc.,
      No.5, 1st Floor, 9th Main,
      Viswarma Hotel Private Layout,
      Rajmahal Vilas Extension,
      Bellary Road,
      Beng aluru-560 080.
                                :: 2 ::



2.   Mr. Ravi N.Sub ramanyam,
     Partner/Authorised Signatory,
     M/s Tanz Inc., No.30,
     NHCS Layout, West of Chord
     Road, 3rd Stag e, 4th Block,
     Basaveshwar Nag ar,
     Beng aluru-560 079.


3.   Mrs. Suma,
     Partner,
     M/s Tanz Inc.,
     R/a No. 203, 2nd Floor,
     Eleg ant West Woo Ap artments,
     2nd Cross, 2nd Main,
     Malleshwaram,
     Beng aluru-560 003.
                                                  ...Respond ents


(By R1 - Served; Sri M.Srinivas, Advocate for R2;
 Sri K.S.Arun, Ad vocate for R3)


     This Criminal Appeal is filed under Section 378(4)

Cr.P.C   praying   to    set    aside     the   judgment   dated

7.4.2016   passed       by     XXVII     ACMM,   Beng aluru,   in

C.C.No.6576/2015 acq uitting the respondent/accused

for the offence p/u/s 138 of N.I.Act.


     This Criminal Appeal coming on for hearing this

day, the Court mad e the following :
                              :: 3 ::


                            ORDER

Today respondents 2 and 3 are present before

the court with their respective advocates.

Appellant and his advocate are also present.

2. On 01.02.2022, I heard the arguments of

learned counsel for respondent no.3 on merits of

appeal concerning respondent no.3. I do not think

his argument is to be dealt with in view of

subsequent development.

3. On 1.2.2022, learned counsel for

respondent no.2 made a submission that his client

was ready for settlement with the appellant, as it

was actually the responsibility of respondent no.2

to clear the money to be paid to appellant and he

prayed for time to finalize the terms of settlement.

Pursuant to same, today an application under

section 147 Negotiable Instruments Act signed by

respondent no.2 and 3 has been filed. The said

application is also signed by the appellant and his :: 4 ::

advocate. In the said application, it is stated that

respondent no.2 will make payment of

Rs.45,00,000/- to the appellant on different dates

as stated in para 6. Para 6 is extracted as below:

"6. It is submitted that, the Respondent No.2 will make payment of Rs.45,00,000/- (Rupees Forty Five Lakhs only) as per the dates mentioned below without default. The total duration to make the payment is 1 year 8 months.

    a. 20/04/2022                        Rs.2,50,000/-
    b. 20/06/2022                        Rs.2,50,000/-
    c. 20/08/2022                        Rs.5,00,000/-
    d. 20/10/2022                        Rs.5,00,000/-
    e. 20/12/2022                        Rs.6,00,000/-
    f. 20/02/2023                        Rs.6,00,000/-
    g. 20/04/2023                        Rs.6,00,000/-
    h. 20/06/2023                        Rs.6,00,000/-
    i. 20/08/2023                        Rs.6,00,000/-


    4.   The       appellant         is    ready     to    receive

Rs.45,00,000/-         from   respondents        2   and    3    and

compound the offence.
                                       :: 5 ::


5. It is stated in para 4 of the application that

respondent no.2 suffered huge losses in the

business and he has no income to maintain his

family. So having regard to the financial condition

of respondent no.2, who is actually responsible for

clearing the liability of the appellant, application is

taken on record. Compounding is permitted.

6. It is to be stated further that on

26.11.2021, the appeal was allowed as against

respondent no.2, and now by virtue of

compounding, respondent no.2 stands acquitted.

Appeal as against respondent no.3 is dismissed.

The bail bonds executed by respondents 2 and 3

by virtue of the order of this court dated

12.01.2022 and 20.12.2021 are cancelled.

7. If the respondent no.2 does not make

payment in accordance with the schedule as

mentioned in para 6 of the application under

section 147 of N.I.Act, the appellant is at liberty :: 6 ::

to take out Fine Levy Warrant against respondent

no.2 only, for recovery of the money.

Sd/-

JUDGE

sd

 
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