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Sahi Ram VS Mukesh Rajput 138 Complaint
Sahi Ram VS Mukesh Rajput 138 Complaint
3. Age:
7. Mobile No: -
8. Email Id: -
10. Details of the advocate of the complainant: JITENDRA KUMAR TIWARI &
ASSOCIATES
(Name, enrolment NO., Mobile no., email id):
SEAT NO. 28, HALL NO. 1, 1ST FLOOR
LAWYERS CHAMBER BLOCKS,
DWARKA DISTT. COURT COMPLEX,
SEC. 10, DWARKA, NEW DELHI-110075
11. Name of The complainant’s Bank where cheque is ICICI BANK LTD, SHOP NO 2 & 3
presented: BESTECH BUSINESS TOWER, SOHNA
ROAD, SECTOR-48, GURUGRAM-122018
3. Age:
4. Parentage:
7. Email Id:
6. Name of the Bank on which the dishonored HDFC BANK, G-47 NEEMRANA
cheque is drawn: INDUSTRIAL AREA NEAR POLICE
STATION, DIST-ALWAR, NEEMRANA,
RAJASTHAN-301705
G. Other Details:
I. Recourse to ADR:
Versus
P.S. GURUGRAM
UNDERTAKING
1. That the original complaint petition is printed on A4 size paper sheet and same is scanned for
e-filing pdf.
Through:
CHECK LIST
1 Nature of Suit The complainant u/s 138 of N.I. Act.
COMPLAINANT
Through:
JITENDRA KUMAR TIWARI & ASSOCIATES,
SEAT NO. 28, HALL NO. 1, 1ST FLOOR LAWYERS
CHAMBER BLOCKS, DWARKA DISTT. COURT
COMPLEX, SEC. 10, DWARKA, NEW DELHI-110075
MOB. 9268740063
Versus
Complainant
DATE: Counsel
Versus
P.S. GURUGRAM
VERSUS
PLACE: GURUGRAM
DATE: COMPLAINANT
THROUGH
COUNSEL
VERSUS
P.S. GURUGRAM
Subject: - Criminal Complaint under sec. 138 read with sec. 142 of
Negotiable Instrument Act.
4. That the accused had taken the loan amount of Rs.3,00,000/- from the
complainant and the accused had also handed over a cheque in favor of
the complainant i.e. cheque bearing no. 000012 dated 07.10.2023,
for Rs. 3,00,000/- of HDFC BANK, G-47 NEEMRANA
INDUSTRIAL AREA NEAR POLICE STATION,DIST-ALWAR,
NEEMRANA, RAJASTHAN-301705 and the accused had assured
the complainant that the cheque shall be honoured at the time of its
presentation before the bank by the complainant. The Original Cheque
is annexed herewith as Annexure “B”.
5. That when the complainant had approached the accused for the
repayment of loan then the accused had sought some more time for the
repayment of the said loan amount.
6. That when the time sought by the accused got over the complainant
had again approached to the accused for repayment of the said loan,
then the accused had given direction/permission to deposit the cheque
which was already given by the accused in favor of the complainant
towards the fulfillment of your legal liability to repayment of above
said loan amount.
8. That the complainant had informed the accused about the dishonour of
the cheque in question then, accused sought more time for the
repayment of the loan amount from the complainant and in good faith
and trusting upon the accused the complainant had agreed upon the
same.
9. That when the time sought by the accused got over the complainant
had again approached for the repayment of the loan and the accused
had given direction to present the same cheque bearing no. 000012
dated 07.10.2023, for Rs. 3,00,000/- of HDFC BANK, G-47
NEEMRANA INDUSTRIAL AREA NEAR POLICE
STATION,DIST-ALWAR, NEEMRANA, RAJASTHAN-301705,
but the complainant surprised and was in a great shock, that the cheque
in question got dishonoured again with remarks “Fund Insufficient”
vide return memo dated 8.12.2023. The Original Bank Return Memo is
annexed herewith as Annexure “D”.
10. That when the complainant tried to informed the accused about the dis-
honoured of the said cheque in question, the accused initially avoided
the complainant on some pretext to another and accused tried to evade
from his legal liabilities and after that accused did not respond properly
to the complainant and try to avoid the complainant on one reason or
the other which shows accused dishonest intention not to repay the
outstanding payment of his towards the complainant and it also
pertinent to mentioned here that the complainant, whenever contacted
the accused, the accused stopped paying any ears to the complainant’s
requests.
11. That after it the complainant was very surprised with the attitude of the
accused towards him and thus finally the complainant’s counsel had
sent a legal notice dated 04.01.2024 through registered/speed post on
05.01.2024 to the accused demanding the amount of the above said
cheque in question which was deem to be served on the accused person
in the ordinary course of service. Legal notice dated 04.01.2024, Postal
Receipt Dated 05.01.2024, Tracking Reports of Legal Notice’s Receipt
and Return Envelopes are annexed here as Annexure “E”, Annexure
“F”, Annexure “G” and Annexure “H” respectively.
12. That the accused, have intentionally and knowingly duped the
complainant by handing over the cheque, despite having knowledge
that the same will not be encashed upon its presentation.
13. That in the view of above said circumstances and contentions and
despite the service of legal notice on the accused, the accused had
failed to make the payment of the cheque in question with in the period
of 15 days from the date of the receipt of legal notice hence the
accused have committed an offence under section 138 of Negotiable
Instruments Act and the punishment for the offence U/s 138 of
Negotiable Instrument Act is imprisonment for a term which may
extend to two years or with fine which may extend to twice the amount
of the cheque or with both.
14. That the dishonour of the cheque issued by the accused against the
discharge of his legal liabilities proves that the accused had issued the
cheque in question not only for defrauding the complainant but you
have also carried the malafide intention since the beginning of the
entire transaction with the complainant.
15. That the dishonour of the cheque in question as issued by the accused
to the complainant attracts the criminal liability u/s 138 of Negotiable
Instruments Act,1881 and Section 406, 420 of Indian Penal Code,
1860.
16. That the complainant’s Bank comes within the jurisdiction of this
Hon’ble Court where the cheque was presented and returned as
dishonored which gives the cause of action in favor of the complainant
and against the accused and the same arose within the jurisdiction of
this Hon’ble court thus this Hon’ble court have competent jurisdiction
to decide the complaint of the complainant.
17. That the present complaint is filed within the period of limitation as
provided under Negotiable Instrument act and the complainant to the
best of his knowledge comply with all the provisions of the act before
filing the present case against the accused.
(ii) Any other order, which this Hon’ble court deems fit in present
circumstances, may also be passed in favor the complainant in
the interest and for the sake of justice.
Complainant
PLACE: GURUGRAM
DATE: Through:
VERSUS
SH. MUKESH RAJPUT ………… ACCUSED
LIST OF WITNESSES
PLACE: GURUGRAM
DATE: Complainant
BEFORE THE COURT OF ILLAQUA/ DUTY MAGISTRATE, GURUGRAM
DISTIRCT COURT AT HARYANA
VERSUS
I, SAHI RAM YADAV S/O LATE SH. MOTI RAM R/O JT1, 402, TOWER B3, TULIP
PURPLE, GURGAON, SECTOR-69, GURGAON, H.R.-122018, AGED ABOUT ____
YEARS DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AFFIRM AND DECLARE AS UNDER: -
3. That the deponent and the accused having good friendly relations and
in the month of January 2023, the accused told to the deponent that the
accused had loss in business and therefore the accused had approached
the deponent for availing a loan of Rs. 3,00,000/- but the deponent
initially refused to make the payment to the accused, but on repeated
requests made by the accused and in view of past relation of you with
the deponent, the deponent had agreed to make payment of
Rs.3,00,000/- to the accused.
4. That the accused had taken the loan amount of Rs.3,00,000/- from the
deponent and the accused had also handed over a cheque in favor of
the deponent i.e. cheque bearing no. 000012 dated 07.10.2023, for
Rs. 3,00,000/- of HDFC BANK, G-47 NEEMRANA INDUSTRIAL
AREA NEAR POLICE STATION,DIST-ALWAR, NEEMRANA,
RAJASTHAN-301705 and the accused had assured the deponent that
the cheque shall be honoured at the time of its presentation before the
bank by the deponent. The Original Cheque is exhibited as Ex.
CW1/B.
5. That when the deponent had approached the accused for the repayment
of loan then the accused had sought some more time for the repayment
of the said loan amount.
6. That when the time sought by the accused got over the deponent had
again approached to the accused for repayment of the said loan, then
the accused had given direction/permission to deposit the cheque
which was already given by the accused in favor of the deponent
towards the fulfillment of your legal liability to repayment of above
said loan amount.
8. That the deponent had informed the accused about the dishonour of the
cheque in question then, accused sought more time for the repayment
of the loan amount from the deponent and in good faith and trusting
upon the accused the deponent had agreed upon the same.
9. That when the time sought by the accused got over the deponent had
again approached for the repayment of the loan and the accused had
given direction to present the same cheque bearing no. 000012 dated
07.10.2023, for Rs. 3,00,000/- of HDFC BANK, G-47 NEEMRANA
INDUSTRIAL AREA NEAR POLICE STATION,DIST-ALWAR,
NEEMRANA, RAJASTHAN-301705, but the deponent surprised
and was in a great shock, that the cheque in question got dishonoured
again with remarks “Fund Insufficient” vide return memo dated
8.12.2023. The Original Bank Return Memo is exhibited as Ex.
CW1/D.
10. That when the deponent tried to informed the accused about the dis-
honoured of the said cheque in question, the accused initially avoided
the deponent on some pretext to another and accused tried to evade
from his legal liabilities and after that accused did not respond properly
to the deponent and try to avoid the deponent on one reason or the
other which shows accused dishonest intention not to repay the
outstanding payment of his towards the deponent and it also pertinent
to mentioned here that the deponent, whenever contacted the accused,
the accused stopped paying any ears to the deponent’s requests.
11. That after it the deponent was very surprised with the attitude of the
accused towards him and thus finally the deponent’s counsel had sent a
legal notice dated 04.01.2024 through registered/speed post on
05.01.2024 to the accused demanding the amount of the above said
cheque in question which was deem to be served on the accused person
in the ordinary course of service. Legal notice dated 04.01.2024, Postal
Receipt Dated 05.01.2024, Tracking Reports of Legal Notice’s Receipt
and Return Envelopes are exhibited here as Ex. CW1/E, Ex. CW1/F,
Ex. CW1/G and Ex. CW1/H respectively.
12. That the accused, have intentionally and knowingly duped the
deponent by handing over the cheque, despite having knowledge that
the same will not be encashed upon its presentation.
13. That in the view of above said circumstances and contentions and
despite the service of legal notice on the accused, the accused had
failed to make the payment of the cheque in question with in the period
of 15 days from the date of the receipt of legal notice hence the
accused have committed an offence under section 138 of Negotiable
Instruments Act and the punishment for the offence U/s 138 of
Negotiable Instrument Act is imprisonment for a term which may
extend to two years or with fine which may extend to twice the amount
of the cheque or with both.
14. That the dishonour of the cheque issued by the accused against the
discharge of his legal liabilities proves that the accused had issued the
cheque in question not only for defrauding the deponent but you have
also carried the malafide intention since the beginning of the entire
transaction with the deponent.
15. That the dishonour of the cheque in question as issued by the accused
to the deponent attracts the criminal liability u/s 138 of Negotiable
Instruments Act,1881 and Section 406, 420 of Indian Penal Code,
1860.
16. That the deponent’s Bank comes within the jurisdiction of this Hon’ble
Court where the cheque was presented and returned as dishonored
which gives the cause of action in favor of the deponent and against
the accused and the same arose within the jurisdiction of this Hon’ble
court thus this Hon’ble court have competent jurisdiction to decide the
complaint of the deponent.
17. That the present complaint is filed within the period of limitation as
provided under Negotiable Instrument act and the deponent to the best
of his knowledge comply with all the provisions of the act before filing
the present case against the accused.
18. That the deponent further states that all the exhibits, on which
deponent made his reliance are true and genuine.
DEPONENT
Verification-:
Verified at Gurugram (H.R.) on this 14TH day of February, 2024 that the
contents of my above affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge and
nothing has been concealed therein.
DEPONENT
BEFORE THE COURT OF ILLAQUA/ DUTY MAGISTRATE, GURUGRAM
DISTIRCT COURT AT HARYANA
1) That the sec. 143A inserted in N.I. Act, 1881 vide amendment dated
01.09.2018.
3) The interim compensation under sub-section (1) shall not exceed twenty
percent of the amount of the cheque.
4) The interim compensation shall be paid within sixty days from the date
of the order under sub-section (1), or within such further period not
exceeding thirty days as may be directed by the Court on sufficient cause
being shown by the drawer of the cheque.
5) If the drawer of the cheque is acquitted, the Court shall direct the
complainant to repay to the drawer the amount of interim compensation,
with interest at the bank rate as published by the Reserve Bank of India,
prevalent at the beginning of the relevant financial year, within sixty days
from the date of the order, or within such further period not exceeding
thirty days as may be directed by the Court on sufficient cause being shown
by the complainant.
8) That the applicant/the complainant submits that as per the insertion of new
section 143A of N.I. Act, the complainant is entitled for interim
compensation 20% of the amount of the cheque. Hence, this Hon’ble Court
is empowered to direct the accused to interim compensation to the
complainant as per the amended provision of section 143A of N.I. Act, so it
is just and necessary to direct the accused to pay interim compensation to
the extent of 20% of cheque amount to the complainant in the interest of
justice.
PRAYER
That the application may kindly be allowed and accused may kindly be
directed to pay interim compensation 20% of the cheque amount as per the
amended section 143A of N.I Act.
Applicant/Complainant
PLACE: GURUGRAM
DATE: Through:
VERSUS
AFFIDAVIT
I, SAHI RAM YADAV S/O LATE SH. MOTI RAM R/O JT1, 402, TOWER B3, TULIP
PURPLE, GURGAON, SECTOR-69, GURGAON, H.R.-122018, AGED ABOUT ____
YEARS DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AFFIRM AND DECLARE AS UNDER: -
1. That I am the deponent in the above noted matter and I am well conversant
with the facts of the case and therefore competent to swear this affidavit.
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION:
DEPONENT
BEFORE THE COURT OF ILLAQUA/ DUTY MAGISTRATE, GURUGRAM
DISTIRCT COURT AT HARYANA
VERSUS
Indian Post and same is downloaded from the website of Indian Post and
the printout of the same is taken out through the complainant’s computer.
COMPLAINANT
BEFORE THE COURT OF ILLAQUA/ DUTY MAGISTRATE, GURUGRAM
DISTIRCT COURT AT HARYANA
VERSUS