Supreme Court of India
Aneeta Hada v. M/s. Godfather Travels & Tours Pvt. Ltd.
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J. Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881; Ss. 7, 138, 139 and 141: c Dishonour of cheque - Liability of signatory of cheque and company - Held (Per Sinha, J.): Cheque was drawn by company and not by the appellant who was only the authorized signatory of the company - Moreover, she has not been maintaining an account with the banker - Thus, she does not answer either of the description of 'such persons' in terms of s. 138 of the Act- The company is the principal offef"der in terms • t of provisions uls. 141 of the Act - For making the appellant, signatory of the cheque vicariously liable, the
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