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Suresh Chandra Goyal vs Amit Singhal on 14 May, 2015

Therefore, the defence of the cheque being a security cheque does not by itself rebut the presumption. Here, it is noted that if the observations in Suresh Chandra Case (supra) are considered, it appears that if on the date of presentment of cheque, liability of the Accused existed towards the Complainant, Ct. Case No.1564/2018 M/s Krishi Rasayan Exports Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Gurvinder Beej Bhandar Page No.10 of14 the same would fall under Section 138 NI Act, even if the same was issued as a security cheque; and hence, it is not relevant if the cheque in question was issued with the intent of it being a security cheque.
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