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Dishonor of Cheque - legally recoverable debt or not - society was constituted for the welfare of its members who were interested in getting their houses constructed by the respondent - Even if it is presumed that the said amount was paid to the respondent as advance money, even then there appears to be no criminal liability or any liability which is recoverable under provisions of Section 138 NI Act.
Dishonor of Cheque - legally recoverable debt or not - society was constituted for the welfare of its members who were interested in getting their houses constructed by the respondent - Even if it is presumed that the said amount was paid to the respondent as advance money, even then there appears to be no criminal liability or any liability which is recoverable under provisions of Section 138 NI Act.
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