Supreme Court of India
Noor Mohammed v. Khurram Pasha
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 – s.143A – Mandate of – Failure to deposit interim compensation in terms of s.143A an d its effect, if any, on the right of accused to cross-ex amine witnesses examined on behalf of the complainant – Cheque of Rs.7 ,00,000/- drawn by appellant in favour of Respondent, dishono ured – Complaint case by Respondent u/s.138 – Trial court directed appellant to deposit 20% of the cheque amount as in terim compensation in terms of s.143( ) – No such deposit made by appellant – Application on behalf of appellant u/s.14 5(2) seeking permission to cross-examine
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