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Cheque security ke liye diya tha, ab bounce ho gaya. Drawer keh raha hai koi legally enforceable debt nahi tha. Section 138 NI Act complaint.
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Anil Kulshrestha v. FIITJEE Ltd.
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Anil Kulshrestha v. FIITJEE Ltd.Delhi High Court · CRL.M.C. 4294/2024
Section 138 of the NI Act specifically mentions that the cheque must have been issued for discharge of not only any debt but can also be for “other liability”.
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Delhi High Court · CRL.M.C. 4294/2024
Section 138 of the NI Act specifically mentions that the cheque must have been issued for discharge of not only any debt but can also be for “other liability”.
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