Supreme Court of India
Sumeti Vij v. M/s Paramount Tech Fab Industries
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 – s.138 – Order placed by the accused-appellant – Delivered – Cheque issued by the a ppellant in the name of complainant-respondent – Returned on presentati on with a note of “insufficient funds” in the account of appellant – Notices sent by respondent – Neither responded to nor any paym ent made within the statutory period – Complaints filed by the respondent u/s.138 – Finding of acquittal returned by Trial Court – Reversed by High Court – Held: Appellant has only recorded her statement u/s.313, CrPC and has not adduced any evidence to r ebut the presumption
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