High Court Clarifies Directors' Vicarious Liability in Cheque Dishonour Cases During Insolvency Under IBC Section 14.

High Court Reviews Jurisdiction, Inquiry Lapses, and Non-Maintainable Applications; Upholds Trial Court Decisions.

The court ruled that employees & Union of a Corporation can claim permanent status under Tamil Nadu law if they meet certain conditions.

Court Dismisses Corruption Charges Due to Lack of Preliminary Inquiry into Petitioner's Assets and Financial History.

Court ruled notice of dishonoured cheque served, essential conditions met for proceeding. No illegality found. Onus to prove claim at trial.

Accused acquitted in cheque dishonour case as signature not denied. Trial judge's decision upheld, appellate judge's ruling set aside.

Court rules dishonored cheque case: Notice clear, plea recorded in accused's words. No trial plea not valid. Petition dismissed.

Court upholds presumption u/s 118 & 139 of N.I. Act in dishonored cheque case. Accused failed to rebut statutory presumption. Revision dismissed.

Willful defaulters wrongly declared without notice or hearing, violating RBI rules. Orders quashed for lack of natural justice.

HC ruled accused in a cheque bounce case can't give evidence by affidavit u/s 145 NI Act. Trial to conclude swiftly.

High Court rules debtor cannot avoid liability for bounced cheque by initiating insolvency proceedings. Criminal case continues.

Convicted for bouncing a cheque! Court upheld conviction under Sec 138. Sentencing not legal. Sentence modified.

Court quashes criminal case for cheque dishonour due to civil dispute, calling it malicious prosecution.

A cooperative society in Tamil Nadu is not bound by RTI Act. Impugned order quashed.

Cheque dishonored due to signature variance. Failure to cross-examine witness. Additional evidence allowed u/s 391 Cr.P.C.

CHIT: Court rules in favor of respondents in dishonored cheque case. Appellant failed to prove legally enforceable debt. Burden of proof on appellant.

Court held that interim compensation under Section 143A of NI Act is discretionary. No proof of payment or written agreement in this case. Petition di...

High Court decision: Cheque dishonored, but settled amicably. Compounding allowed. Justice served.

Court dismisses accused's petitions to recall witnesses and produce bank documents in cheque dishonour case. Accused must be able to rebut presumption...

Petitioner paid compensation for bounced cheque. Court allows compounding of offence u/s 147. Judgments quashed, accused acquitted.