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Dishonoring of cheques - once the cheque has been issued and the ...

Indian Laws

October 15, 2016

Dishonoring of cheques - once the cheque has been issued and the signatures thereon has been admitted by the accused, then it is not available to the accused to take the defence that the cheque was not issued by him. - HC

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