Cheque bounce cases is filed when an offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act is committed by the defaulter. A cheque is essentially a bill of exchange, payable on demand to the recipient named on the face of the cheque. Cheque Bounce Cases Cheque bounce is a serious offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments […]
Cheque Bounce Case – Signature Dispute An Undisputed Signature Alone Cannot Lead To Conviction Under Section 138 Of The NI Act – Excellent Cheque Bounce Case Judgement By The Punjab & Haryana High Court Parveen Mehta Versus Vishal Joshi – Punjab and Haryana High Court Cheque Bounce Case Complaint A check for Rs.85,000/- was written
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Dishonor of the cheques Is The Most Common Financial Criminal Offense Committed During the Business Transactions. Before Going Into Technicalities, Let Us Understand A Few Standard Things One Must Keep In Mind While Drafting A Cheque. A Dishonor of Cheques Is A Negotiable Instrument Used As A Mode Of Payment In Business Transactions. It Is The Most
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Here are nine key cheque bounce case laws decided by trial and appellate courts. These rulings can provide essential guidance for proving your side against cheque bounce case under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. 1. Cheque Issued as Security for a Loan In Shriram Transport Finance Co. Ltd. v. Mahadevaiah, Laws (KAR) 2015 – 7
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