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Dishonour of Cheque - Oreder of conviction and sentence of accused - insufficient funds - Neither at the time of handing over the cheques nor at the time of seizure nor at the time when the payments became due under the cheque, the petitioner had the sufficient amount in his account. It is not the defence of the petitioner that he wanted to make arrangement with his bank so as to honour the cheques. - Revision petition dismissed - HC
Dishonour of Cheque - Oreder of conviction and sentence of accused - insufficient funds - Neither at the time of handing over the cheques nor at the time of seizure nor at the time when the payments became due under the cheque, the petitioner had the sufficient amount in his account. It is not the defence of the petitioner that he wanted to make arrangement with his bank so as to honour the cheques. - Revision petition dismissed - HC
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