Part Payment After the Cheque Bounced – Does Section 138 Survive?
Part payment after the cheque bounced does not always close Section 138. Get a receipt. Cheque bounce lawyers in Delhi decide compounding versus continuing…
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Supreme Court Uphold Sale Deed Validity Despite unpaid consideration
The Supreme Court ruled on August 7, 2026, that a registered sale deed remains valid even with unpaid consideration, clarifying that the seller’s remedy is a…
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When Does it Amount to Cheating? Cheque Dishonour
The Supreme Court clarifies that dishonour of a post-dated cheque by itself does not establish dishonest intention for cheating under Section 420 IPC, settin…
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Supreme Court clarifies director liability in cheque bounce cases
The Supreme Court of India ruled on September 20, 2005, that director liability in cheque bounce cases under the Negotiable Instruments Act requires specific…
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Supreme Court clarifies director liability in cheque dishonour cases, shields non-operational roles
The Supreme Court has ruled that a director merely signing a board resolution does not automatically imply liability in a cheque dishonour case under the NI…
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Supreme Court clarifies interim maintenance denial on adultery evidence
India’s Supreme Court clarifies grounds for denying interim maintenance under CrPC Section 125, allowing denial if adultery is proven ex facie by the husband.
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Supreme Court overturns Rajasab’s cheque alteration conviction, citing clear visible changes
India’s Supreme Court set aside a cheque alteration conviction for Rajasab, ruling visible changes mean no further evidence is needed under the NI Act.
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