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Cheque Dishonour Case: Petition Rejected Due to Procedural Defects and Insufficient Evidence Against Additional Accused

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....HC dismissed a petition seeking amendment of a cheque dishonour complaint under Negotiable Instruments Act. The court found the petitioner failed to comply with mandatory pre-complaint notice requirements and could not substantively implead additional accused parties post-filing. The proposed amendment lacked specific allegations demonstrating directors' direct responsibility for the offence. The court upheld lower court orders as legally sound, rejecting the extraordinary writ jurisdiction petition and maintaining procedural integrity in criminal proceedings related to cheque dishonour.....