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Dishonor of Cheque - insufficient funds - compounding of offences - Since in the instant case, the petitioner-accused after being convicted under Section 138 of the Act, has compromised the matter with the respondent-complainant vide Compromise Deed - the parties are permitted to get the matter compounded in light of the compromise arrived inter se them. - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - insufficient funds - compounding of offences - Since in the instant case, the petitioner-accused after being convicted under Section 138 of the Act, has compromised the matter with the respondent-complainant vide Compromise Deed - the parties are permitted to get the matter compounded in light of the compromise arrived inter se them. - HC
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