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Ravichandra ( )     06 June 2024

Related to ni act - appeal

Sir 

This is in continuation to my earlier query placed in this forum

If I win a NI act case and the accused party goes for appeal how much he has to pay initially ?

Once I heard that 20% of the cheque amount he has to give.

These days I am hearing that in addition to that 20% amount some extra 9% interest ruling came from supreme court.  can some one throw light on it.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE



Quick Summary
This discussion addresses queries regarding the initial payment required when an accused party appeals a Negotiable Instruments (NI) Act case. While a 20% deposit was previously understood, recent discussions suggest a potential Supreme Court ruling on an additional 9% interest. Experts clarify that there isn't a fixed percentage or interest for deposits during appeals, advising the original poster to refer to previous expert responses for detailed information.

 3 Replies

kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     06 June 2024

It has already replied to in the Experts' column.  Why repeated?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     06 June 2024

Yes he has posted the same question in the experts section that too today only, hence let him visit the experts section to know more answers. 

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     07 June 2024

What is the order passed by appellate court qua the amount to be deposited / paid by appellant / convict / accused (in trial court) ?

There is no such fixed percentage or interest for depositing / payment to respondent / complainant as stated by you.

What makes you to repeat same story time and again, which is absurd and ridiculous.


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