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Dishonour of Cheque - discharge of legal liability or cheque issued towards the security - it was duly proved that the cheque was issued in discharge of the legal liability which was dishonoured due to insufficient funds and the accused failed to make the payment despite the receipt of a valid notice of demand; hence, the complainant had succeeded in proving its case beyond the reasonable doubt. - HC
Dishonour of Cheque - discharge of legal liability or cheque issued towards the security - it was duly proved that the cheque was issued in discharge of the legal liability which was dishonoured due to insufficient funds and the accused failed to make the payment despite the receipt of a valid notice of demand; hence, the complainant had succeeded in proving its case beyond the reasonable doubt. - HC
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