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High Court Upholds Conviction for Cheque Dishonor Despite Inconsistencies in Accused's Statements and Transaction Timing.

January 4, 2022

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Dishonor of Cheque - Insufficient funds - The complainant’s denial about his partnership with Royal Finance is of no consequence to the accused, when the accused himself has given confusing statement about his transactions with Royal Finance. Though the learned trial Judge had appreciated this difference in the given time of the respective transactions and other circumstances, the learned Appellate Judge omitted to do so. Though the learned Sessions Judge had applied the right principle of law, that is not applicable to the facts and evidences available in the present case.- judgement of the conviction and sentence imposed is confirmred - HC

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