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      Court Acquits Accused in Cheque Dishonor Case; Unauthorized Date Changes Render Instrument Void Under Indian Law.

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      Dishonor of cheque - accused was acquitted - Preconditions for a valid cheque - The complainant unilaterally has put in dates on the cheques without the authority of the accused and even by not informing him. So, it amounts to material alterations. - If it is so such negotiable instrument becomes void. - HC

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