In a latest judgment titled as
Kaushalya Devi Massand v/s Roopkishore [Criminal Appeal No. 723 of 2011]
Hon'ble SC has held that in S.138 NI matter, a Court can impose fine payable as compensation to complainant without awarding jail sentence.
Kiran Kumar (Lawyer) 22 May 2011
In a latest judgment titled as
Kaushalya Devi Massand v/s Roopkishore [Criminal Appeal No. 723 of 2011]
Hon'ble SC has held that in S.138 NI matter, a Court can impose fine payable as compensation to complainant without awarding jail sentence.
nidhi sharma ( student) 22 May 2011
Mr kiran u really help us by posting the recent judgements. thanx alot
Arvind Singh Chauhan (advocate) 23 May 2011
Thanks Kiran Sir !
Dear sir,
Thnx for updating us..
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sweta singh (n/a) 24 May 2011
its clearly written in the act concerned .....fine or imprisonment. and not fine and imprisonment...
Kiran Kumar (Lawyer) 24 May 2011
there is a difference between fine and compensation i think...
correct me if m wrong...
SRIBHASKAR (LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE ADVISOR) 24 June 2011
KIRAN SIR
Is there any provisio in the Lokadalat System to impose Penalty beside Punishment in a award pls let me know
DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (POWER OF DEFENSE IS IMMENSE ) 16 August 2011
Accused must fight it out in court since most of the cases are by loan sharks, there are so many techmicalities in the act and procedure which can be used to demolish any NI 138 case.
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