Cheque Bouncing

Can cheque dishonour proceedings be closed without consent of complainant? Lack of clarity in law
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
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