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Dishonor of Cheque - Admittedly, the cheques, on being presented, were dishonoured with the remark "exceeds arrangement" meaning thereby there were no sufficient balance therein to cover the said amount and, therefore, it satisfies the ingredients of Section 138 of the Act - The evidence of rebuttal is neither probable nor plausible in the perspective of a prudent man and I am, therefore, amazed how the learned Magistrate have found fault into such transactions. - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - Admittedly, the cheques, on being presented, were dishonoured with the remark "exceeds arrangement" meaning thereby there were no sufficient balance therein to cover the said amount and, therefore, it satisfies the ingredients of Section 138 of the Act - The evidence of rebuttal is neither probable nor plausible in the perspective of a prudent man and I am, therefore, amazed how the learned Magistrate have found fault into such transactions. - HC
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