Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 S. 138 – Complaint filed against a partner without arraying the firm as an accused would not sustain – Since the cheque was one belonged to the firm, the complainant should have arrayed the firm as an accused and the directors, if any, by disclosing their complicity in detail so as to warrant conviction and sentence provided under Section 138 of the N.I.Act. [2023 PLRonline 0105 (Kar.)]
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[SC] NIA S. 138 - The accused can rely on their evidence or materials submitted by the complainant to rebut the presumption - Proof of financial capacity - Contradictions in the complainant's statements can lead to the case being quashed.
Workmen's Compensation Act, 1923 - Mere deposit of decretal amount with the Workmen's Compensation Commissioner, would not suffice, if the judgment debtor wishes for the interest to stop running. [2023 PLRonline 0106]
NIA S. 138 – Complaint filed against a partner without arraying the firm as an accused would not sustain.
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