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Admitted Signature, No Defence, Yet Acquitted: Madras High Court Finds Trial Court Erred, But Dismisses NI Act Appeal As Infructuous After Accused's Death

"Presumption under Section 139 of the NI Act arises once the signature is admitted — trial court failed to apply settled law," In a significant ruling

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  • December 23, 2025

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Right to Default Bail is a Fundamental Right; Cannot be Denied Due to Procedural Lapses:  Uttarakhand High Court
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Temporary Employment Does Not Disqualify Wife From Claiming Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC: Kerala High Court
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Kerala High Court set aside the Family Court’s denial of maintenance to the wife, holding that temporary employment and meagre income cannot bar her right to maintenance under Section 125...

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"Criminal law cannot be used as a tool to recover outstanding loan amounts. Mere non-repayment of a loan, without dishonest intent at inception, does not constitute cheating or criminal breach...

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