Description

This book is a unique work on the subject of Dishonor of Cheques. Advocates and juges very often need ready access to various information/precedents etc., to be able to effectively deal with cases. Quite often the required up-to-date information is not handy and one has to sift through a volume of information before being able to get to the desired topic. This consumes time. Junior advocates are often handicapped in effectively conducting a case for want of a commentary, which also helps them in the matter of procedure in addition to the theory. The relevant provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 with the case law of those provisions and other allied Acts have been included in this book, which instantly facilitates and readies them with the desired information relating to both procedure and practice. The book is presented in such a way that even a beginner at the bar and a layman anxious to know about the subject of dishonour of cheque will easily understand the legal position. This makes the book a unique and wholesome work in itself. The legal and judicial fraternity will be benefited by this scholarly work. The book would be equally helpful to the bankers, business community and ordinary citizens. The book is indispensable for the library of legal practitioners and Courts equally.