Supreme Court of India
Ramdas S/o Khelunaik v. Krishnanand S/o Vishnu Naik.
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 - s. 138 - Dishonour of cheque - On the ground of stop payment instruction by drawer of cheque - Complaint - Dismissed by trial court. acquitting the accused-drawer of cheque - High Court convicted the accused - On appeal, held: The complainant failed to prove his case that the cheque for Rs. 5 lakhs was against hand-loan of Rs. 1 lakh seventy five thousand - While the accused proved that the cheque was drawn in relation to ·sale agreement with the complainant and the payment thereof was instructed to be stopped on failure of execution of sale agreement -
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