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Judgement of lower court reversed in appeal what to do now


24-Dec-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Cheque issued by same firm - signed as proprietor - against claim of retiring partner's capital balance - after 5 months of retirement - cheque bounced with remarks "account closed"- lower court ordered in favor of plaintiff whereas the accused went for appeal. Appellate Judge rejected the order of lower court. Please advice.
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Answer #1
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on dated 24.12.2017- Cheque bounce as "Account closed" remarks also offence U/s 138 Negotiable Instrument Act, but accused proof sufficient reason for Account closed so its may be favorable of accused, If possible you should go appeal against Appellate Judge order.
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Answer #2
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If you want specific legal opinion on the issue kindly share the copy of orders of both the court. .
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Answer #3
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You can go for appeal for said judgement which is passed by the court you can file an appeal in high court in my view judgement you are discussing about is passed by the session Court in this situation you can file an appeal in high court.
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