132 of 1986.
Another witness A. Khalik also made similar statements which were recorded in the following terms Stated on oath that I was an employee of Hira Electronics since 1983.
He would number pay his money, he is free to take any action, whatever he likes.
But he kept on making excuses in making payment.
He further told that he shall never pay back his money.
I also wrote to accused regarding dishonour of Cheques, even I, myself, visited him and also sent to my Representative, but the accused kept on making excuses for making the payment.
3,559/ and Rs.
3776.73 P. in 1983 for which payment was made through Bank.
You can do what you like.
He issued two cheques for a sum of Rs.
3599.33 P and Rs.
An application was filed by him on 25.08.1987 for quashing of the said criminal proceeding before the High Court.
Appellant allegedly did number pay some amount due from him towards supply of the said article.
Accused Vir Prakash has purchased Electric Rods from the companypany worth Rs.
Both cheques issued by the accused were dishonored.
At last, on 19.12.1985, he told that he had knowingly issued these false and fabricated Cheques only to deceive and grab his money.
In his statement under Section 200 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, Respondent No.
One of the witnesses Shri Rajendra Kumar Saxena in his statement alleged I was working as Supervisor in Hira Electronics during 1983.
1 alleged Both the Cheques were, thus, dishonoured.
Alleging that by reason of such act, the appellant has companymitted offences under Sections 406, 409, 402 and 417 of the Indian Penal Code, a companyplaint petition was filed by the First Respondent in the Court of Special Judicial Magistrate, Rampur which was marked CC No.
You can do whatever you like.
The said cheques were dishonoured.
3776.73 P. Money was paid later on through Bank Cheques both cheques were dishonored by Bank.
On when reminder for payment is made to the accused then he said that I have knowingly issued the fabricated cheques to cheat him and grab his money.
2272 of 2006 B. SINHA, J Leave granted.
Arising out of SLP Crl.
At last he told on 19.12.1985 that he had issued fabricated cheques knowingly with an intention to cheat him and grab his money.
3,776/ in the year 1983.
The principal allegation made therein against the appellant reads as under That applicant, regarding these cheques and payment of money, wrote several times to accused and also sent his representative.
Cognizance was taken against the appellant.
Accused Vir Prakash has purchased articles worth Rs.
I went to lodge the Report, but Thana Officials did number numbere down the Report.
The parties hereto entered into a companytract for sale and purchase of welding rods.
I will number pay.
When accused was later on asked for the payment of the amount taken accused refused to pay and said that he had knowingly issued the fabricated cheques to deceive and grab the money.
3599.33 P and Rs.
