Supreme Court of India
Vijay v. Laxman and Anr.
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 - ss. 118(a), 138 and 139 - Cheque issued by respondent in favour of appellant - Dishonoured on account of insufficiency of funds - Complaint by appellant uls. 138 alleging that the cheque represented repayment of personal loan granted for two months - (Jfence version of accused-respondent that the cheque was given merely as a security deposit in terms of a prevailing trade o practice and not towards repayment of any loan; that even after eventual settlement of accounts between the parties, the cheque was not returned to the respondent, which resulted in,
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