Cheque Bouncing

Director not vicariously liable under Section 138 NI Act for cheque bouncing if company acquitted: Kerala High Court
Blank cheque will be presumed to be issued for payment of debt unless proven otherwise: Kerala High Court
Technical defects should not come in the way of justice: Supreme Court restores trial in cheque bounce case
Supreme Court allows proceedings against non-signatory to dishonoured cheque but keeps question of law open
Section 138 NI Act: Can non-signatory to dishonoured cheque be prosecuted for being joint account holder? Supreme Court to examine
Cheque bouncing cases not akin to civil proceedings; IBC process does not extinguish criminal case: Supreme Court
Authorised signatory cannot be directed to pay interim compensation for dishonour of cheque: Bombay High Court
Negotiable Instruments Act cases: A further tilt towards the ‘civil sheep’
Supreme Court stays cheating case against Ameesha Patel in relation to cheque bounce case
Section 138 NI Act: Supreme Court accepts Amicus suggestions on special courts to hear cheque bounce cases
No fundamental defect if company’s name not mentioned first when suing through Managing Director: Supreme Court
Cheque issued pursuant to settlement agreement presumed to be for discharge of debt: Supreme Court
[Cheque bounce cases] When can company Directors be summoned? Supreme Court explains
Suo motu case on Cheque Bouncing cases: Section 258 CrPC not applicable to proceedings under Section 138, Constitution Bench holds
Breaking: Supreme Court proposes temporary law for additional courts to try cheque bouncing cases, Centre calls it a "welcome move"
[Expeditious disposal of Cheque Bouncing cases] 11 High Courts have not responded to Amicus Curiae report: Supreme Court
Bombay High Court stays trial court order directing Venugopal Dhoot to pay interim compensation in cheque bouncing case
Suo motu case on Cheque Bouncing: Supreme Court seeks reply of all High Courts on amicus curiae preliminary report
Dishonour of cheque not an "offence against society", mitigating circumstances can be considered in sentencing: P&H HC
De-Criminalisation Of Economic Offences: Of Cheques and Balances
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