Supreme Court of India
P. Suresh Kumar v. R. Shanker
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Negotiable lnstrumpnts Act/Negotiable Instruments (Amendment and Misc. Provisions Act, 2002; S.138/Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973; Ss. 357 and 377: c Partnership firm-Joint Bank Account-Respondent allegedly withdrawn a sum of rupees twelve lakhs from the bank-Compromise-As per settlement respondent-accused handed over a post-dated Cheque for the amount in question in favour of other partner-Cheque dishonored Complaint-Trial Court awarding seven lakhs as compensation and also imposed fine-Appeal filed by accused partly allowed by Sessions Court affirming conviction under Section 138 of the
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