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Dishonor of Cheque - It is held that the witnesses examined by one party cannot be allowed to be examined on behalf of the opposite party at its instance. Learned Magistrate has, thus, erroneously passed the impugned order by misdirecting himself to invoke Section 540 Cr. PC to summon the witnesses already examined by the complainant to be called as witnesses on behalf of the accused-respondent. - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - It is held that the witnesses examined by one party cannot be allowed to be examined on behalf of the opposite party at its instance. Learned Magistrate has, thus, erroneously passed the impugned order by misdirecting himself to invoke Section 540 Cr. PC to summon the witnesses already examined by the complainant to be called as witnesses on behalf of the accused-respondent. - HC
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