Legal notice before filing a commercial suit is smart strategy in India
Before filing a commercial suit, a legal notice is often a necessary and strategic pre-litigation tool. Learn when it’s mandatory and how it strengthens your…
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Allahabad High Court affirms courier demand notices
The Allahabad High Court has validated demand notices sent via courier service in cheque dishonor cases, clarifying crucial distinctions for presumption of s…
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Supreme Court reaffirms burden of proof in cheque dishonour cases
The Supreme Court of India reiterates that merely denying a debt won’t rebut the cheque dishonour presumption under Section 139 of the NI Act. Learn how the…
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Supreme Court clarifies cheque dishonour liability after cash loan limit breach
India’s Supreme Court clarified on September 25, 2025, that cash loan limits under the Income Tax Act don’t void cheque dishonour liability, bolstering comme…
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Kerala High Court clarifies path to rebut presumption of debt in cheque dishonour cases
The Kerala High Court has clarified that an accused in a cheque dishonour case can rebut the presumption of debt under Section 139 of the Negotiable Instrume…
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Society leaders face conditional liability in cheque bounce cases
Society presidents, secretaries, and committee members in India can face liability in cheque bounce cases, but only under specific legal conditions set by th…
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Madras High Court Corrects Ruling: Photocopy Admissible as Secondary Evidence in Cheque Bounce Cases
The Madras High Court ruled that a photocopy of a misplaced cheque is admissible as secondary evidence in cheque bounce cases if previously verified by a court.
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