Ni act jurisdiction new amendments

sir,

As per NI amendment act section 138,  territorial jurisdiction lies:-1) where major part of transaction took place,2) where the cheque issued, 3) where the payee bank situates, 4) where the drawer bank situates, 5) place of service of notice 6) place of issue of notice, 7) place of  residence of accused, 8) place of residence of complainant. For more detaile go through" Law relating to the  The Nigotiable instruments Act " by S. Krishnamuthi Aiyar or Bhashyam & Adigas "The Negotiable Instruments act" latest edition.

As per Partnership act a co partner cannot file a cheque case aganist another partner for the share amount invested by him in the joint business .

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it was very useful, could you plesase give me any citation point tha made  "As per Partnership act a co partner cannot file a cheque case aganist another partner for the share amount invested by him in the joint business"

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There is no such provision for default in payment of dues that  is bounce of cheque in any law.

If you claim partnership dues than lot of things have to be shown that is registration of partnershin deed with Govt and its accounts.

Without such records it is a pure case of cheating.

Firstly the cheque bounce case can be filed, process will be  issued and only in trial if no legal iiability is shown  and proved than only there will be relief otherwise compansation , fine and conviction.