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Case Name : Vijay Vs Laxman & Anr. (Supreme Court of India)
Appeal Number : Criminal Appeal No. 261 Of 2013
Date of Judgement/Order : 07/02/2013
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Supreme Court of India
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Vijay
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CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 261 OF 2013
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Sir,
thank u very much for giving this information. I would like to seek your opinion on the false cases filed by some persons on me. Please suggest me the outcome of mycase.
No notice was received by me for Cheque dishonour.
The notice was addressed to the complainant address and at the same time my name was misspelt. The cheque was taken at Police Station CCS under threat which the complainant he himself accepted while cross exam. As per the cross exam the complainant stated that all the money was transfered from his account to mine through telephonic instructions and debit vouchers by the bank manager. But he failed to tally those amounts in his bank statement. He also admitted that i paid Rs.120000/- and he says that the entire amount was reversed to my account. That also not tallied with his bank statement. Actually the complainant was a bank employee and he promised me to provide house loan and to settle my credit card dues and asked me to pay Rs.165000/-. I can prove that i paid that amount but he is not in a position to do the same. By detaining me illegally for 3 days in Central Crime Station without any complaint, the complainant took one anti date receipt (Debt Acknowledgement), one cheque and my bike transfer papers signed.
Please suggest me for which i would be very grateful to you.
Srinivas
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