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Legal Challenge Fails: Cheque Dishonour Case Proceeds with Presumption of Validity Under Section 138 NI Act

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....HC dismissed criminal revision petition challenging cheque dishonour proceedings under Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act. Court held that at process issuance stage, presumption under Section 139 operates in complainant's favor. Disputed factual questions regarding prior civil settlement cannot be adjudicated during preliminary proceedings. Mere absence of supporting evidence by complainant does not automatically invalidate criminal complaint. Petitioner's contentions regarding complete resolution of disputes were deemed premature, requiring full trial examination. Petition rejected, criminal proceedings allowed to continue.....