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Objection to the affidavit of accused in 138 N.I. Act


19-May-2025 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Hello, the accused has filed an affidavit to object to the complaint and affidavit in lieu of examination in chief filed by the complainant. The accused has made false statements in his reply. Can I file an objection to this reply along with documentary evidence to prove the accused has lied in his statement?
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Answer #1
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yes you cab file objection regarding false approach he has made so you are entitled that will be under section 307 perjury so that you can file an objection under the negotiable act so that thr accused can be summoned to honor the bounced cheque
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Answer #2
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Yes, you can file a written objection or rejoinder to the affidavit filed by the accused. If the accused has made false statements, you must support your objection with proper documentary evidence that contradicts those claims. The court will consider your rebuttal during the trial. Additionally, during cross-examination, you can confront the accused with evidence to establish falsehood. Any material contradiction may also lead to perjury proceedings under Section 340 CrPC, depending on the court’s discretion. It is advisable to proceed under legal guidance to ensure proper framing and submission of your objection and evidence.
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