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The complainant, Raj Kumar, the proprietor of Raju Garments, had stated before the court that his firm is in the business of polyester yarn. Kewal Krishan, the proprietor of the firm Sant Ram Kewal Krishan, are dealers for polyester yarn.
Raj Kumar stated that the firm Sant Ram Kewal Krishan purchased polyester yarn from him, and Kewal Krishan issued a cheque for Rs 4 lakh in October 2004. Raj Kumar said that to his surprise, when the cheque was presented for encashment, it was dishonoured by the banker of accused with remarks, ‘Exceeds Arrangements’. Thereafter, a legal notice was served upon the accused in October 2004, requesting him to make the payment of the dishonoured cheque. The complainant stated in the court that the accused failed to make the payment.
The accused pleaded innocence and claimed false implication. but he failed to prove it before the court. Pronouncing the verdict the court held that the prosecution had successfully proved the guilt of the accused, and sentenced him accordingly.
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