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customer of a cheque crossed generally or specially to himself shall not, in case the title to the cheque proves defective, incur any liability

dishonoured sends the cheque return memo stating reasons for dishonour of the cheque to the branch which has sent the cheque for passing ... photocopy of the register of the cheque book whereby accused Suman Kochar herself received the cheque book; proved statement of account

PW23 Smt Urmila Rani Gupta has proved a cheque issued by WHO in favour of Dr B N Mittal, DDG ( Leprosy ... also proved cheques Ex PW 24/D and PW24/E. PW25 Sh Om Parkash Dawar has proved cheque Ex PW14/C­1 . PW26

cheque will not amount to admission of execution of cheque. A signed blank cheque leaf is very often referred to as a blank "cheque ... however, shows that to prove the offence under the said section, prosecution shall inevitably prove that the cheque was "drawn" by accused

show dishonour of the said cheque. 16. When the basic fact of dishonour of cheque was not proved by the appellant and the burden ... dishonour of cheque could not be proved by the appellant. The appellant failed to prove dishonour of cheque by any mode other than

therefore it is a matter on record and has been proved that, the cheque in question was presented within its validity period and dishonoured ... cheque carries statutory presumption of consideration, under such circumstances the holder of the cheque in due course is only required to prove that, the Accused

drawer of the cheque admits issuance/execution of the cheque and secondly, in the event where the complainant proves that the cheque was issued/executed ... Dishonour of a cheque carries a statutory presumption of consideration. The holder of the cheque in due course is required to prove that the cheque

Dishonour of a cheque carries a statutory presumption of consideration. The holder of the cheque in due course is required to prove that the cheque ... drawer of the cheque admits issuance/execution of the cheque and secondly, in the event where the complainant proves that the cheque was issued/executed

show dishonour of the said cheque. 16. When the basic fact of dishonour of a cheque was not proved by the appellant, and the burden ... cheque could not be proved by rt the appellant. The appellant failed to prove dishonour of the cheque by any mode other than

complainant examined three witnesses to prove his case. Sitanshu Vermani (CW1) proved that the complainant . presented a cheque in his bank. Amrander Kumar (CW2) proved ... drawer of the cheque admits issuance/execution of the cheque and secondly, in the event where the . complainant proves that the cheque was issued/executed