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Dishonor of cheques - despite admitting the liability the ...

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December 20, 2016

Dishonor of cheques - despite admitting the liability the revisionist kept on taking undue benefit of the legal process and harassed the respondent/complainant and backed out many times - HC upheld the enhancement of sentence.

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