Supreme Court of India
M/s Apex Distributors & Anr. v. M/s Timex Group India Ltd.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.406 - Transfer'bf c criminal complaint - Dishonour of cheque issued on Ve/lore b_ank - Complaint uls. 138 NI Act filed in Delhi - Transfer Petition seeking transfer from Delhi Court to Ve/lore Court - Held: The cheque was dishonoured at Ve/lore where the bank on which it was drawn was located - No reason why the complaint filed by the respondents should not be transferred to Ve/lore for further proceedings - The fact that petitioner No. 2 was suffering from several medical problems also relevant for deciding the transfeiof the proceedings from Delhi to
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