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Dishonor of Cheque - seeking amendment in the cheque number - cheque number is 054285 and that in the statutory notice the respondent/complainant had mentioned the cheque number as 024337 - The respondent/complainant has not attempted to introduce a number which is totally different to the proceedings and there is no other discrepancy and all other particulars tally with the notice and complaint. - The petitioner/accused has attempted to take undue advantage of a genuine mistake which is curable. - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - seeking amendment in the cheque number - cheque number is 054285 and that in the statutory notice the respondent/complainant had mentioned the cheque number as 024337 - The respondent/complainant has not attempted to introduce a number which is totally different to the proceedings and there is no other discrepancy and all other particulars tally with the notice and complaint. - The petitioner/accused has attempted to take undue advantage of a genuine mistake which is curable. - HC
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