Supreme Court of India
N Parameswaran Unni v. G Kannan and Another
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 - s.138 rlw. s.142 - Dishonour of cheque - First notice served within time - Second notice issued beyond limitation period - Effect -Appellant presented cheques issued by the first respondent to his bank, which were returned with an endorsement "Refer to drawer" -Appellant received intimation memo from his bank on 08.04.1991- Pursuant thereto, appellant issued legal notice on 12.04.1991 to the first respondent, which was returned with postal endorsement "intimation served, addressee absent" - Appellant again sent the legal notice on 04. 05.1991, which was
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