Supreme Court of India
M/s V.G. Saraf and Sons v. H. Ranjith and Anr.
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881: s. 138 - Conviction under s. 138 set aside by High Court c on ground that amount shown in the bill was lesser than the cheque amount - Challenged by complainant - Documents produced by complainant to substantiate contention that cheque was issued to discharge the liability which included ~ cash discount and sales tax - Held: High Court did not ; examine the matter in proper perspective - Probative value of documents produced and acceptability of evidence of complainant was not examined - Matter remitted to High Court for fresh disposal. CRIMINALAPPELLATE
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