Shashidhar vs Veeranna V on 20 August, 2025

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Appellant has filed this appeal U/s.374 of Code of

Criminal Procedure assailing the judgment of conviction

and order of sentence passed in C.C.No.17765/2019

dated 17/07/2023 on the file of XXII Addl.Chief

Metropolitan Magistrate, Bengaluru.

2. Rank of the parties is referred to as per their

ranks assigned before the trial court.

3. The facts of the case leading to this appeal

may be summarized as under;

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The respondent is complainant before the trial

court, he has filed a complaint U/s.200 of Code of

Criminal Procedure alleging the offence committed by

the accused punishable U/s.138 of Negotiable

Instrument Act (herein after referred as N.I.Act).

According to the complainant, himself and accused are

known to each other, accused is the friend of

complainant’s son by name Sri. Dhananjaya and was

frequently visiting his house, out of such acquaintance,

accused approached the complainant during first week of

January 2018 seeking hand loan to the tune of

Rs.2,70,000/- in order to meet his financial and domestic

distress, considering his request the complainant gave

said amount in the last week of January 2018 by way of

cash with certain conditions, which were voluntarily

agreed upon by both the parties and also accused

agreed to repay the said loan amount on or before

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January 2019 and towards discharge of legal liability he

had issued a cheque bearing No.364417 dated

29/04/2019 for a sum of Rs.2,70,000/- drawn on ICICI

Bank, Indira Nagar branch, Bengaluru, after stipulated

period the complainant presented the said cheque

through his banker i.e. Bank of India, Jnanajyothi Nagar

branch, Ullal for crediting the same, but to his utter shock

the said cheque came to be dishonored for the reason

account closed as per the bank endorsement dated

30/04/2019, as such complainant immediately got issued

legal notice dated 22/05/2019 calling upon the accused

to repay his loan amount, but the said notice was

returned with a shara addressee left on 23/05/2019,

therefore after due compliance of ingredients of Section

138 of Negotiable Instrument Act filed a private complaint

against the accused. The trial court took cognizance and

after going through the materials, found prima facie case

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against accused for the offences punishable under

Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act, registered

criminal case and issued summons.



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