Negotiable Instruments Act

Chandra sekhar (Querist) 16 October 2008 This query is : Resolved
Please clarify whether original Cheque required prosecuting in N.I. Act. Please quote some case laws.

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mintu (Expert) 17 October 2008
YOu can file notarise copy of the cheque. Court is under complusion to accept the notarised copy of any document.

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sanjay kumar patibandla (Expert) 18 October 2008
I too agree with mintu

K.C.Suresh (Expert) 19 October 2008
No where it is stated that orginal is must for a proceeding under NI Act. The evidence is leading in accordance with the specific procedure and Indian Evidence Act.

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