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Remanding matter to Trial Court lawful as issue of limitation raised for the first time before Appellate Court
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- A. Seating Vs Nandini Modulars (Karnataka High Court)
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- All High Courts, Karnataka High Court
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A. Seating Vs Nandini Modulars (Karnataka High Court)
Facts- The complainant was running an industry in the name of M/s. Nandini Modulars. The accused gave an undertaking to the complainant that he will discharge the amount of Rs.13,58,921/- within 15 days and also issued four cheques as security to the said loan amount in favour of the complainant. On presentation of those cheques, the same were dishonoured with an endorsement as ‘funds insufficient’. Hence, the legal notice was issued on 03.02.2017 calling upon the accused to make payment of the dishonoured cheques amoun...
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