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Court Upholds Presumption of Liability for Dishonored Cheque, Rejects Accused's Oral Denial as Insufficient Evidence.

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....Dishonor of Cheque - The financial capacity of the complainant to lend money to the accused also can be gathered from the evidence. As such, the other point of argument of learned counsel for the petitioner on that aspect is not convincing - the entire defence of the accused about denial of the loan transaction has just confined to a mere oral denial made to PW-1. However, the same is not sufficient to rebut the presumption which has been formed in favour of the complainant - HC....