The giving of the cheque was sought to be established, among other things, by producing the account book of Padam Sain.
This cheque was later presented at the Punjab National Bank by PW 4, Suninder Kumar, and it was found that it was ungrouped on a cheque leaf from a cheque book issued to Roop Narain Inder Narain.
Sessions Judge of Delhi.
It may be a day book but if that is so it need number bear the appellants name at the top.
The prosecution case was that the appellant gave a cheque for Rs.
All of them are of the same date.
No reliance can be placed on this book.
Sessions Judge has been dismissed by the High Court of Delhi.
The Criminal revision petition against the judgment of the Addl.
The relevant page from the account book purports to be the account of the accused but it has many entries in the name of other parties.
325.40p.
dated 26.7.66 to P.W 8 Padam Sain, for the balance of amount due on certain goods he purchased from him.
The account book gives the folio page for the appellants transaction along but number for the transactions of the other parties.
Algiriswami, J. The appellant has been companyvicted under Sections 467 and 471 of the Indian Penal Code by the learned Assistant Sessions Judge of Delhi and hit companyviction has been upheld by the Addl.
