Supreme Court of India
D. Vinod Shivappa v. Nanda Belliappa
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Negotiable Instruments Act, J 88J-Section J 38-Dishonour of cheque- Legal Notice by post-Refused due to non-availability of addressee- Whether can be presumed to be service-Held: The presumption of service of notice in such cases depends on facts of each case-The question whether there was deemed service in the sense that the endorsement made on the envelope was manipulated or was a false endorsement, is a question of fact and must be considered in the light of the evidence-If in such cases it is understood that there has been no service, it would defeat the purpose of the Act.
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- 2014 Mis. Ajeet Seeds Ltd. v. K. Gopala Krishnaiah
- 2017 N. Harihara Krishnan v. J. Thomas
- 2026 Sainaba v. State of Kerala
Of those, 1 relied on · 1 referred to · 1 mentioned
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