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Indian Laws

May 9, 2023

Dishonour of Cheque - Funds Insufficient - Signatory of Cheques - vicarious liability of Directors - If the plea of petitioners is accepted that since they were not a part of the accused company at the time when cheques were dishonoured, proceedings against them be quashed at the outset, it would in fact, amount to throttling the trial by snatching away the right of respondent to examine during before the Court, the signatory of the cheques as well as signatory of the loan agreements, board resolutions and other documents in that regard. - HC

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