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Dishonour of cheques - if the cheque is issued by an individual ...

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February 20, 2017

Dishonour of cheques - if the cheque is issued by an individual not acting on behalf of the company, the vicarious liability on the company cannot be fastened in the absence of any specific provision permitting the same - HC

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