Good evening to my respected colleagues.
Under which section one can file discharge petition before the court below in a 138 Cheque Bounce NBW case?
227 / 239 / 245 / 247 / 258
Smt.G.Padmavathi Srinivas
Advocate
g.p.srinivas (advocate) 26 November 2019
Good evening to my respected colleagues.
Under which section one can file discharge petition before the court below in a 138 Cheque Bounce NBW case?
227 / 239 / 245 / 247 / 258
Smt.G.Padmavathi Srinivas
Advocate
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 26 November 2019
1. Cheque Bounce case being a Private prosecutable case CANNOT be dismissed /discharged BUT only can be compounded with mutual consent by both parties. The matter will definetly go to trial till conclusion.
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yogesh navmahalkar (Lawyer) 27 November 2019
Vinayak Lande 27 November 2019
Vinayak Lande 27 November 2019
P. Venu (Advocate) 27 November 2019
What do you mean by Bounce NBW case?
Sapan Ahlawat 27 November 2019
Cheque Bounce case being a complaint case under special act, and it cannot be dismissed /discharged BUT only can be quashed u/s 482 in the high court.
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 29 November 2019
Madam,
You have compounded / complicated two different issues in your query i.e., discharge and NBW in a case u/s 138 of the Negotiable Instrument Act ,1881, what is actual question?
Best wishes.
joy (Director) 30 November 2019
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 30 November 2019
1. Cheque Bounce case being a Private prosecutable case CAN be "Quashed" in High Court .OR. can be "compounded with mutual consent" "ANYTIME" by both parties in the Trial Court (Magistrate Court), even BEFORE Start or during Trial Proceedings.
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g.p.srinivas (advocate) 25 December 2019
My respected colleagues,
GOOD MORNING
28 days back I posted query regarding discharge of the Accused in NI Act ? Thanks to my distinguished colleages. there was no adequate information regarding the issue.
Me and my husband (he is a journalist) did indepth research, found appropriate citations and provisions of Law.
In the first instance itself the Hon'ble Court below allowed the petition on the grounds of valid submission.
Regards,
Smt.G.Padmavathi Srinivas.
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 25 December 2019
| Originally posted by : g.p.srinivas | ||
| Thanks to my distinguished colleages. there was no adequate information regarding the issue. Me and my husband (he is a journalist) did indepth research, found appropriate citations and provisions of Law. In the first instance itself the Hon'ble Court below allowed the petition on the grounds of valid submission. |
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1. Seems you are a very very lucky person.
2. Apprehensively you could have done your said "indepth research", BEFORE getting so many feed backs from members over here.
P. Venu (Advocate) 25 December 2019
g.p.srinivas (advocate) 25 December 2019
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