Dishonour of cheque constituted legally recoverable debt. ...

Cheque dishonour led to conviction under NI Act. Witness competent despite SPA. Presumption favoured complainant upon admitted signatures.

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October 3, 2024

Dishonour of cheque constituted legally recoverable debt. Petitioner convicted u/s 138 Negotiable Instruments Act. Complainant's witness, though SPA holder, competent to depose on known facts. Presumption u/s 139 NI Act favoured complainant upon admission of signatures. Onus on petitioner to rebut presumption by proving cheque not issued for legally recoverable debt, which petitioner failed. Petitioner rightly convicted and sentenced by ASJ. HC dismissed revision petition, finding no infirmity in ASJ's judgment.

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Dishonour of cheque constituted legally recoverable debt. ...

Cheque dishonour led to conviction under NI Act. Witness competent despite SPA. Presumption favoured complainant upon admitted signatures.

Case Laws Indian Laws

October 3, 2024

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