Law of dishonour of cheques : interim compensation, black money & friendly loans
by Rajesh Gupta.
- 6th ed.
- Haryana: LexisNexis, 2022.
- 1209 p.
Tables of Contents : Part I. Introduction Chapter 1. An overview on negotiable Instruments act, 1881 Chapter 2. Introduction to section 138 of negotiable instruments act, 1881 (amendment 2002 and 2015) Chapter 3. Legislative policy and its constitutional implications Chapter 4. Concept of "cheques" and related definitions Part II. Electronic notices & electronic cheques Chapter 1. Electronics notices Chapter 2. Electronic cheques and core banking Part III. Notices under section 138 of negotiable instruments act, 1881 Chapter 1. Law of notices Chapter 2. Service of notice Part IV. Negotiable instruments act, 1881 Chapter 1. Dishonour of cheque for insufficiency. etc, of fund in the accounts Chapter 2. Black money or unaccounted money Chapter 3. Presumption in favour of the holder Chapter 4. Defence which may not be allowed Chapter 5. Offences by companies Chapter 6. Cognizance by the magistrate Chapter 7. Interim compensation Chapter 8. Procedure and evidence Chapter 9. Summary procedure, mode of service of summons and evidence by way of affidavits Chapter 10. Alternate remedies Chapter 11. Territorial Jurisdiction Chapter 12. Compounding and sentencing: fine, cost, compensation and imprisonment Chapter 13. Limitation Chapter 14. Summoning order- challenge before high court or magistrate Chapter 15. The bankers' books evidence act, 1891 (18 of 1991) Part V. Chapter 1. Empirical study Part VI. Chapter 1. Summary Procedure under code of civil procedure, 1908 Part VII. Chapter 1.Cheating under Indian penal code, 1860 Part VIII. Chapter 1. Wrongful Dishonour of cheque etc. under consumer protection act, 1986 Part IX. Model forms of notices and complaints