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Order of acquittal - cheque returned with an endorsement of ...

Indian Laws

January 24, 2017

Order of acquittal - cheque returned with an endorsement of account closed - it is not crystal clear that respondent-accused has taken amount on credit and therefore, an order of acquittal of the respondent is correct - HC

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