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Showing posts with label S 143A of NI Act. Show all posts
Showing posts with label S 143A of NI Act. Show all posts
Friday, 20 June 2025

Karnataka HC: Revision Petition Before Sessions Court Against Order Passed By Magistrate U/S 143A NI Act Maintainable U/S.397 CrPC

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All these judgments considered the purport of an application under Section 143A of the Act and its closure and would hold that revision befo...

Bombay HC: When substantive rights of accused are violated, said order will be intermediate order and criminal revision is maintainable against said order

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 Here in this case, the learned Magistrate applied that provision of law which was not at all applicable to the case in hand before him, the...

Interim Compensation In Cheque Dishonour Cases U/S 143A NI Act Isn't Mandatory : Supreme Court Lays Down Broad Parameters

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19. Subject to what is held earlier, the main conclusions can be summarised as follows: a. The exercise of power Under Sub-section (1) of Se...
Saturday, 7 October 2023

Whether Magistrate must give reasons for grant of twenty percent interim compensation To Complainant In Cheque Dishonour Case?

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Mr. Bhavin Suchak, the learned Counsel for the respondent/ complainant has rightly argued that, in fact, the trial Court has considered the ...
Friday, 14 April 2023

Is the Company's Authorized Signatory, as the Drawer of a Cheque, Liable to Pay Interim Compensation U/S 143A of the NI Act?

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 For the reasons stated above questions framed above are answered as below:- (i) The signatory of the cheque, authorized by the "Compan...
Sunday, 7 June 2020

Whether the court must direct accused to pay interim compensation to complainant as per S 143A of NI Act?

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The next question that arises for consideration is the manner in which this provision is to be put into operation in the pending proceedi...
Friday, 2 August 2019

Bom HC: Magistrate can make order U/ S. 143-A of NI Act even when plea of not guilty recorded by Advocate and not by accused himself

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  It is the case of the petitioner that, summons was issued to the accused returnable on 11.12.2018 The summons was served upon the accuse...
Thursday, 1 August 2019

Supreme Court: Section 143A of Negotiable Instruments Act on Interim Compensation is not retrospective

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In our view, the applicability of Section 143A of the Act must, therefore, be held to be prospective in nature and confined to cases where...