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Susanta Kumar Moharana vs Ramesh Kumar Bhatta on 11 May, 2005

party mentioned categorically in the complaint petition that the notice was sent to the petitioner by Regd. Post and A.D. was also received back after due service on the petitioner and in the face of such clear averments cognizance of offence under Section 138, N.I. Act cannot be refused simply because the fact of such service of notice is not specifically noted in the summary of the statement of the complainant recorded under Section 200, Cr.P.C. In this regard, Mr. Mohanty relied on (2004) 29 OCR (SC) 866 (supra); (2000)18 OCR 398 (Biswaranjan Pattnaik v. Tee, Finance Company Ltd., Represented by its Managing Director Bhubaneswar); (2001) 18 OCR 733 (Subrata Kumar Dash v. Pradeep Kumar Ram): (1999) 17 OCR (SC) 555 (K. Bhaskaran v. Sankaran Vaidhyan Balan and Anr.).
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Bajrang Mittal vs . on 7 December, 2012

16. Ld. Counsel for complainant has also relied upon Judgment titled as Subrata Kumar Dash Vs. Pradeep Kumar Sen 2000 Crl. J. 3614 Orissa High Court in which it was clearly held that when the legal notice was sent to the drawer of the cheque which was returned unserved and the facts and circumstances shows that the accused left the place of his residence to avoid receipt of notice, he is not entitled to take the stand that the statutory notice has not been served upon him.
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