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HC determined that a single notice and single complaint for multiple cheque dishonors is valid under Section 141 of Negotiable Instruments Act. The court held that Section 141 does not apply to proprietary concerns, distinguishing them from companies and partnerships. The trial court's summoning order was upheld, finding essential ingredients of Section 138 were satisfied. The applicants' legal arguments were rejected, while the respondent's case law was deemed applicable. Consequently, the court dismissed the application, affirming the lower court's decision and maintaining the legal proceedings against the accused.
HC determined that a single notice and single complaint for multiple cheque dishonors is valid under Section 141 of Negotiable Instruments Act. The court held that Section 141 does not apply to proprietary concerns, distinguishing them from companies and partnerships. The trial court's summoning order was upheld, finding essential ingredients of Section 138 were satisfied. The applicants' legal arguments were rejected, while the respondent's case law was deemed applicable. Consequently, the court dismissed the application, affirming the lower court's decision and maintaining the legal proceedings against the accused.
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