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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Negotiable Instruments Act"
S.147 NI Act | Every Offence Under Negotiable Instruments Act Is Compoundable: Karnataka High Court
S.138 NI Act | Dishonored Cheque Must Have Been Issued By Account Holder Under His Name & Sign For An Offence To Be Made Out: Meghalaya High Court
Interim Compensation Awarded U/S 143A Of NI Act Cannot Be Recovered From Estate Of Deceased Accused: Calcutta HC
Negotiable Instruments Act| Person Bound To Face Criminal Trial If Cheque Amount Not Paid Despite Notice & Opportunity To Pay: Delhi High Court
2021 Supreme Court Digest On Negotiable Instruments Act
Negotiable Instruments Act Being Penal Statute Should Receive Strict Construction: Delhi High Court
Section 138 NI Act: Complaint Cannot Be Proceeded With Once The Accused And Complainant Enter Into A Settlement Agreement: Supreme Court
Kerala High Court Extends Till June 15 Interim Orders, Interim Bails, Orders U/S 138 Of The Negotiable Instruments Act
Section 258CrPC Not Applicable To 138 Cases- Supreme Court Suggests Amendment To NI Act Empowering Magistrate To Recall Summons
Section 138 NI Act - No Requirement To Serve Notice Under Certificate Of Posting; Service Through Registered Post Proper : Karnataka High Court
Section 313 CrPC Statement By Accused Is Not A Substantive Evidence To Rebut Presumption Under Section 139 NI Act: Supreme Court
Dishonour Of Cheques- Blank Cheque Would Attract Presumption U/s 139 NI Act If Signatures Are Admitted: Supreme Court
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