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English |
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Hemant Gambhir, Sidharth Mudgal |
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2nd Edition (2026). This Book is a focused and authoritative legal reference dedicated to acquittal jurisprudence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. This Second Edition presents a carefully curated compilation of judicial decisions spanning 25 years, capturing the evolving reasoning adopted by courts while acquitting accused persons in cheque dishonour cases. Hardcover Books |
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9788196506254 |
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PROFESSIONAL BOOKS |
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Home Delivery within 7-10 days from the date of Payment Confirmation |
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LRC Publications |
No of Pages |
1175 |
Digest on Acquittal in Dishonour of Cheques (2000-2025) | Along with Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881| Based on New Criminal Laws By LRC Publications
Editon : 2nd Edition (2026)
Digest on Acquittal in Dishonour of Cheques (2000-2025) is a focused and authoritative legal reference dedicated to acquittal jurisprudence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. This Second Edition presents a carefully curated compilation of judicial decisions spanning 25 years, capturing the evolving reasoning adopted by courts while acquitting accused persons in cheque dishonour cases.
Updated in line with the new criminal law framework, the book offers a clear understanding of how legal principles, evidentiary standards, and procedural aspects influence outcomes in such matters. With its structured presentation and analytical approach, it serves as a reliable tool for navigating complex litigation scenarios and understanding defence-oriented judicial trends.
Key Features:
This book is ideally suited for criminal defence lawyers, commercial litigators, and trial court practitioners dealing with cheque dishonour matters on a regular basis. It is equally beneficial for High Court advocates handling appeals and revisions, as well as judicial officers seeking clarity on acquittal trends in Section 138 cases.
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