Supreme Court of India
G. Ramesh v. Kanike Harish Kumar Ujwal & Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.482 – Quashing of complaint filed under s.138 NI Act – Case of the ap pellant- complainant was that the partnership firm of which the first respondent was a partner had obtained contracts for data entry, which were sub-contracted to the complainant on deposit of caution amount for assigning the job of data entry to him – After t he job of data entry was completed, the accused issued two che ques which on presentation were dishonoured on the ground of i nsufficiency of funds – Thereafter, two more cheques were issued by the managing partner which were again
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