Liability on account of dishonor of Cheque - contention of the ...

Petitioner Claims Cheque Signature is Wife's, Not His; Challenges Prosecution Under Indian Law.

November 27, 2018

Case Laws Indian Laws HC

Liability on account of dishonor of Cheque - contention of the petitioner has been that the cheque in question does not bear his signatures and that the signatory thereof is his wife - it is only the drawer of the Cheque that can be prosecuted

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Liability on account of dishonor of Cheque - contention of the ...

Petitioner Claims Cheque Signature is Wife's, Not His; Challenges Prosecution Under Indian Law.

November 27, 2018

Case Laws Indian Laws HC

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