Supreme Court of India
Lalit Kumar Sharma and Anr. v. State of U.P. & Anr.
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1981; S. 138: Dishonor of Cheque - company allegedly taken loan from respondent - Cheque issued by the company discharging loan amount bounced for insufficient fund - Complaint against two directors of the company - Admitting the liability as personal, directors entering into a compromise with the respondent and issued another cheque for the ban amount - The cheque again bounced for insufficient fund - Respondent filed another complaint against the directors of the company including appellants, other directors o.f the company - Correctness of-Held: No new liability
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