being any
evidence on record, had assumed that the ground of
―insufficient funds‖ for the return of the cheque in the bank
memo had been ... given the reasons that the cheque was dishonoured on
account of insufficient funds then the appellant has a remedy
to file the complaint under Section
subscriber would not amount to saying that there were insufficient funds in the account of the subscriber or that the liability of the subscriber exceeded ... insufficiency of funds or funds not arranged for. In the normal banking parlance "refer to drawer" means that no funds are available
Code"), since the complaint contained allegations that there was insufficiency of funds, though the bank return was on the ground of payment having been ... Funds expected. Please present again
19. Refer to drawer
(19a) Insufficient funds
(19b) Account closed
20. Payment stopped by the drawer
(20a) Cheque number differs
banker vide memo dated 9-9-1999 with an endorsement 'insufficient funds'. Thereafter, the same was informed to the omplainant by his banker ... that the other four cheques were also dishonoured for want of insufficient funds. The learned Magistrate also erred in thinking that the legal notice demanding
presentation of those cheques, they all were
dishonoured for want of insufficient funds and thereafter the complainant
firm issued notices against the dishonour ... 2014 23:48:59 :::
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insufficient funds or stop payment instructions without any explanation by
the drawer, then, the Courts ought
Code'), since the complaint contained allegations that there was insufficiency of funds, though the Bank return was on the ground of payment having been ... Funds expected. Please present again.
(19) Refer to drawer
(19a) Insufficient funds
(19b) Account closed.
(20) Payment stopped by the drawer.
(20a) Cheque number differs
cheques were
returned with an endorsement of "Funds
Insufficient" on the same day, thereafter again he
approached the Accused but he has avoided ... want of
sufficient funds i.e. the cheques issued by the
accused were dishonoured for the reason of Funds
Insufficient.
17. The learned counsel
stating that the cheque
was returned for the reason of 'insufficient funds'. It is
the specific direction of the Reserve Bank of India ... made liable in case of bouncing of
cheques due to insufficiency of funds in the accounts or
for the reason that it exceeds the arrangements
cheque for encashment, but it was
dishonoured with an endorsement 'insufficient funds'. The
complainant served a notice upon the accused on 21.10.2017 asking ... rebut the presumption. The
cheque was dishonoured with an endorsement 'insufficient funds'.
The accused failed to repay the amount despite the service
accused but it was dishonoured with
the remarks 'funds insufficient'. The complainant issued a legal
notice dated 25.08.2015 to the accused requesting ... proved. The cheque was dishonoured with an
endorsement of 'insufficient funds' and the accused had refused
to receive the notice. Therefore, the accused
