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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "NI Act"
Manager Of Firm Cannot Prosecute U/S 138 NI Act In Personal Capacity If 'Payee' Of Cheque Is Firm: Kerala High Court
Existence Of Proceedings Under MSMED Act Or S.138 NI Act Doesn't Amount To Pre-Existing Dispute U/S 9 Of IBC: NCLT Mumbai
Does The First Proviso to Section 223(1) of the BNSS Apply to An offence Under Section 138 of the N.I. Act?
Moratorium During Insolvency Process Does Not Bar Cheque Dishonour Proceedings Against Persons Referred U/S 141 Of NI Act: Kerala High Court
Directors Cannot Be Held Liable For Dishonour Of Cheques After Commencement Of CIRP Proceedings: Delhi High Court
S.138 NI Act | Director Who Signed Cheque Not Liable For Dishonour When Company Hasn't Been Added As Accused : Supreme Court
Gujarat High Court Grants Ad-Interim Bail To Film Director Rajkumar Santoshi In Cheque Bouncing Case
"Leads To Unending Process": Kerala High Court Flags Attempts By Accused To Delay Trial In Cheque Dishonour Cases
Independent, Non-Executive Directors Of Company Cannot Be Held Liable Under Section 138 Of NI Act Without Specific Allegations: Delhi High Court
National Housing Bank Act | No Vicarious Liability For Directors Without Specific Pleading That They Were Responsible For Company's Business : Supreme Court
NI Act | Large Number Of Cheque Bounce Cases Serious Concern, Courts Must Encourage Compounding If Parties Are Willing: Supreme Court
[NI Act] MP High Court Refuses Permission To Rectify Incorrect Mention Of Cheque Dates In Complaint, Says It's A Substantial Defect
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