Supreme Court of India
Anil Kumar Goel v. Kishan Chand Kaura
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 --ss. 138 and 142 (b) proviso - Insertion of proviso to s. 142 (b) in 2002 extending the limitation period - On facts, successive presentation of dishonoured cheque c by payee - Events taking place much prior to 2002 - Complaint under section 138 - Maintainability of - Held: Amendment to s. I 42(b) not intended to operate retrospectively -Also, payee did not take such plea - Thus, order of High Court that complaint u/ s 138 maintainable on the ground that proviso to s. 142 (b), empowered the court to extend the limitation period on sufficient -- I cause being…
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