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Dishonour of Cheque - Though the demand Promissory Note state and also it is pleaded by the complainant that accused had agreed to repay the said sum along with interest at 2% p.m., there is no explanation for not making any attempts to recover the interest. - Both trial Court as well as the Sessions Court has failed to appreciate the oral and documentary evidence placed on record by the complainant in the light of specific defence taken by the accused. - accused is acquitted for the offence - HC
Dishonour of Cheque - Though the demand Promissory Note state and also it is pleaded by the complainant that accused had agreed to repay the said sum along with interest at 2% p.m., there is no explanation for not making any attempts to recover the interest. - Both trial Court as well as the Sessions Court has failed to appreciate the oral and documentary evidence placed on record by the complainant in the light of specific defence taken by the accused. - accused is acquitted for the offence - HC
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