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      Indian LawsFebruary 12, 2020Case LawsHC
      Principles of natural justice - This is the basic difference between the nature of the complainant’s evidence and the evidence of the accused in a case of dishonoured cheque. It is, therefore, wrong to equate the defence evidence with the complainant’s evidence and to extend the same option to the accused as well.
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