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seema sharma ( manager)     25 August 2012

Receipt cancellation rules as per accounting

 

 

sir,

  my client have issued receipt of Rs.15000 to a person for a financial concern. but that receipt got cancelled within 10 minutes as after going outside the receipt holder came again and requested to refund the amount due to some urgency in family.

my client at that time cancelled that receipt and paid the amount.

now that person is defaulter in loan and we filed a case of s.138 against him. In the court he is showing photocopy of that receipt and saying that we had not deducted that amount in his account.

truth is that he had got cancelled his receipt and now want to make use of that photocopy.

is it make any sense in the court.

whwther the photocopy can affect us in any way.

original receipt with carbon copy is with us.

what are the suggestions for  me .

pls guide me as I am new.

thanx in advance for sparing your time .



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 2 Replies

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     25 August 2012

The photo copy document is not valid in the court. Take an affidavit from him in place of original receipt by mentioning the original receipt number and date and other details.Get notary for valid evidence to submit in the court for your s.138 case

Ashish Singla 098140 76600 (Cheque Victim's Lawyer. LUDHIANA (PB))     30 August 2012

Yes , its true that photcopy of any document has no importance in proceedings of court.


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