Dishonour of cheques (PDC) - the substantive sentence awarded to ...

High Court Rules Substantive Sentences for Dishonored Cheques Can Be Served Concurrently for One Year.

December 22, 2016

Case Laws Indian Laws HC

Dishonour of cheques (PDC) - the substantive sentence awarded to the revisionists could have been one year concurrently rather than independent/consecutive sentence in each complaint cases - HC

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Dishonour of cheques (PDC) - the substantive sentence awarded to ...

High Court Rules Substantive Sentences for Dishonored Cheques Can Be Served Concurrently for One Year.

December 22, 2016

Case Laws Indian Laws HC

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