Supreme Court of India
Milind Shripad Chandurkar v. Kalim M. Khan & Anr.
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What the Court ordered
Held as under: "The term "complainant" is not defined under the Code. 8 Section 142 of the NI Act requires a complaint under Section 138 of that Act to be made by the payee (or by the holder in due course).
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 - ss.138 and 142 - Complaint uls. 138 - Locus standi of the complainant - Respondent no. 1 issued cheque in favour of proprietary firm towards discharge of a pre-existing legal liability - Cheque . dishonoured - Appellant claimed to be proprietor of the said proprietary firm - He filed complaint against respondent no. 1 u/s. 138 - Both trial court and appellate court convicted respondent no. 1 - High Court, however, set aside the conviction on the ground that appellant could not produce any evidence to establish that he was proprietor of the proprietary
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