IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS, DIST.
NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX : COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX :
ACCUSED
(P.S.: Xxxxxxxxxxx)
S.No. PARTICULARS PAGES
1. MEMO
OF PARTIES. A –
2. COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 138 1 –
OF N.I.ACT, 1881.
3. AFFIDAVIT
IN SUPPORT.
4. LIST
OF WITNESSES.
5. LIST
OF DOCUMENTS.
6. VAKALTNAMA.
7. EVIDENCE BY WAY OF AFFIDAVIT.
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ADVOCATE
Ch.xxxxxxxxxxx,
Xxxxxxxxxxx,
Delhi-110054.
IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS,
DIST. NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX : COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX :
ACCUSED
(P.S.: Xxxxxxxxxxx)
XXXXXXXXXXX
: COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX
. :
ACCUSED
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ADVOCATE
Ch.xxxxxxxxxxx,
Xxxxxxxxxxx,
Delhi-110054.
IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS,
DIST. NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX
:
COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX
: ACCUSED
(P.S.: Xxxxxxxxxxx)
COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 138 & 142
OF THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 AS AMENDED BY ACT 66 OF 1988 FOR
DISHONOUR OF CHEQUE BEARING NO. xxxxxx DATED xx.xx.xxxx AMOUNTING TO RS.xxxxx/-
(RUPEES xxxxxxx ONLY) DRAWN ON CANARA BANK, AZADPUR, BRANCH DELHI-110033 IN
FAVOUR OF THE COMPLAINANT.
MOST
RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH:-
THE FACTS LEADING TO THE FILING OF
THE INSTANT COMPLAINT ARE AS FOLLOWS:-
1. That the complainant is peace loving and
law abiding citizen of India. The complainant aggrieved by the acts of the
accused has approached this Hon'ble Court for the redress of his grievances as
meted to him by the accused.
2. That the accused is an old acquaintance of the complainant and known
to each other since last about 6 years and the accused knows this very well.
3. That the accused was in dire needs of money and requested the
complainant for a friendly loan of Rs.xxxxxxxxxxx/- in the month of June, 2014.
The complainant considering old friendship and his repeated request somehow
arranged and gave the accused a sum of Rs.xxxxxxxxxxx/- on xx.xx.xxxx as
desired and requested by the accused and the accused handed over a hand written
acknowledgement and a signed cheque bearing no.xxxxxxxxxxx drawn on Canara
Bank, Azadpur Branch Delhi to the complainant.
4. That after passing the sufficient time (more than four years),
the accused did not pay single penny, the complainant due to his bonafide needs
and requirements requested for his money but the accused again and again seek
time for making the payment of the loan amount. On the repeated requests of the
complainant in the month of xxx, xxx the accused came to the complainant and
take the cheque back and filled the date xx.xx.xxxx and amount of Rs.2 Lakhs including
interest and handed over it to the complainant in discharge of his debts /
liabilities towards the complainant. The details of the said cheque as under;-
S.NO. CHEQUE NO. DATED AMOUNT
1. xxxxxxxxxxx xx.xx.xxxx RS.2 LAKHS
5. That even at the time of issuance of the cheque and while
handing over the cheque to complainant, accused categorically represented to the
complainant that the cheque shall be duly encashed by their banker whenever
presented for encashment to their banker. That accused clearly represented at
that time and gave impression and understanding to complainant that the cheque would
be honoured by the banker.
6. That the
complainant within the validity of the aforesaid cheque, presented it for
negotiation and crediting the proceeds thereof in his account through his
banker i.e. xxxxx Ltd., Xxxxxxxxxxx Branch, Delhi. However, to the utter
surprise of the complainant, the above mentioned cheque was not honored, it
were returned dishonored by his banker and the said cheque was dishonored with
the remarks “Account Dormant”, vide banker’s memo dated xx.xx.xxxx and such
information was conveyed to the complainant by its bankers. The complainant
immediately inform the accused about the factum of the cheque and asked for
making the payment of the aforesaid amount, but the accused did not make the
payment of the aforesaid dishonored cheque amount.
7. That after
receiving back the cheque in question dishonored, the complainant tried to
contact accused number of times to apprise accused about the factum of
dishonoring of the cheque; however, accused all did not pay any heed on the
request of the complainant and rather accused put off the matter on one pretext
or the other and thus the payment of the cheque amount is still due towards
accused.
8. That the accused dealt with the
complainant and handed over the cheque in discharge of the liability and it
appears that since inception the accused has misrepresented the complainant
with dishonest intentions on several aspects for which the complainant reserves
his right to initiate separate action as warranted under law.
9. That axiomatic facts emerged from the
above clearly shows that accused has cheated the complainant very cleverly with
dishonest and malafide intention and ulterior motives and have committed the
offences of cheating, breach of trust and under Section 138 of Negotiable
Instrument Act, making himself liable not only for the double of the amount of
the aforesaid cheque, compensation but also imprisonment for a term of upto
extent of two years as provided under the Act besides the other offences
committed as per provisions enumerated under the Penal Code of India.
10. That the complainant herein issued notice
under Section 138, 142 of N.I.Act, 1881 dated xx.xx.xxxx dispatched on xx.xx.xxxxx
to the accused by registered post calling upon the accused to make good the
amount under the said cheque to the complainant within 15 days of the receiving
of the notice.
11. That the accused herein had issued the cheque
fully knowing well that he does not have sufficient fund in their account with
a view to cheat the complainant herein thus attracting the provisions of Section
138 & 142 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, and Section 420 of the Indian
Penal Code.
12. That it is evident by the accused conduct,
it is clear that even at the time of issuance of the cheque, accused was having
the malafide intention and accused intentionally did not honor the payment of
the said cheque and thus accused had malafide and malicious intention even at
the time of issuance of the cheque and thus accused has caused wrongful loss to
the complainant and wrongful gains to himself, thereby committing an offence
punishable under Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code.
13. That the
accused has not made good the amount under the said cheque nor has the accused
bothered to reply to the notice issued by the complainant herein. The
complainant is, therefore, filing this complaint under Section 138, 141 &
142 of the Negotiable Instruments Act read with Section 420 of I.P.C. for
initiating criminal proceedings against the accused herein.
14. That this Hon'ble Court has
jurisdiction to entertain the instant complaint in as much as the process of
dishonour was committed in Delhi and within the area of this Court. The Branch
of the bank of the complainant is located at Xxxxxxxxxxx, Delhi i.e. Police
Station Xxxxxxxxxxx, Delhi which is situated within the jurisdiction of this
Hon'ble Court.
15. That
this complaint is filed within the time stipulated by law in as much as the
notice was dispatched on xx.xx.xxxx and the notice was duly served on xx.xx.xxxx
as per the tracking report of India Post and no payment was received within the
next 15 days and the present complaint is being filing within one month of
expiry of the said grace period of 15 days.
16. That
the complaint has filed a list of all relevant documents which are in the power
and possession of the complainant. The complainant seeks liberty to file such
other documents as may be find necessary at the subsequent stage of the
proceedings.
17.
That the complainant has filed a list of probable witnesses and reserves its
right to file and additional list of witnesses if found necessary during the
course of proceedings.
Wherefore it is prayed that this
Hon'ble Court may be pleased to take cognizance of the complaint against the
accused above named under relevant provisions of law.
1.
Issue
process against the accused under the relevant provisions of Law.
2.
Initiate
criminal proceedings against the Accused herein under the provisions of Section
138, 141 & 142 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881; and Section 420 of
the Indian Penal Code.
3.
Direct
the accused to pay to the complainant twice the amount mentioned in the
question.
4.
Pass such
other and further orders as this Hon'ble Court may deem in the facts and
circumstances of the case.
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ADVOCATE
Ch.xxxxxxxxxxx,
Xxxxxxxxxxx,
Delhi-110054.
IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS,
DIST. NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX : COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX :
ACCUSED
(P.S.: Xxxxxxxxxxx)
1.
Complainant
himself.
2.
Concerned
official of the Bank of Complainant’s Bank.
3.
Concerned
official of the Bank of Accused’s Bank.
4.
Concerned
officials of the Postal Department.
5.
Any other
witnesses who may be sought to be summoned.
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ADVOCATE
Ch.xxxxxxxxxxx,
Xxxxxxxxxxx,
Delhi-110054.
IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS,
DIST. NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX : COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX :
ACCUSED
(P.S.: Xxxxxxxxxxx)
1.
Acknowledgement
/ Receipt dated 14.06.2014.
2.
Cheque
No. which is as follows :-
1. xxxxxxxxxxx xx.xx.xxxx Rs.xxxxxxx/-
3.
Bank Memo
issued by the Canara Bank, Azadpur, Branch Delhi returning memo dated xx.xx.xxxx
in the aforesaid cheque.
4. Legal Notice
dated xx.xx.xxxx dispatched on xx.xx.xxxx under Section 138, 141 & 142 of
the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 r/w Section 420 of IPC issued by the
Counsel of the Complainant.
5. Postal Receipt
dated xx.xx.xxxx of the Notice Dated xx.xx.xxxx sent by the counsel for the
complainant and delivery report of the speed post.
6.
Any other
documents with the permission of this Hon'ble Court at later stage.
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ADVOCATE
Ch.xxxxxxxxxxx,
Xxxxxxxxxxx,
Delhi-110054.
IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS,
DIST. NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX : COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX : ACCUSED
AFFIDAVIT
Affidavit of Xxxxxxxxxxx S/o Sh. xxxxxx
R/o xxxxxxx, Delhi-110033, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :-
1. That I am the complainant in the above
case and am thoroughly conversant with the facts and circumstances thereof and
am competent to swear this affidavit.
2. That no any other case has not been filed
before any court under Section 138/141 of N.I.Act r/w Section 420 of IPC
regarding cheque bearing no. xxxxxxxxxxx amount of Rs. xxxxxxx/- dated xx.xx.xxxx
drawn on xxxxxxxx, Axxxx Branch Delhi-110033.
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION :-
Verified
at Delhi on this ___, day of March, 2019 that the contents of above affidavit
are true and correct to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing
material has been concealed therefrom.
DEPONENT
IN THE COURT OF CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
ROHINI COURTS,
DIST. NORTH WEST; DELHI.
CRIMINAL
COMPLAINT NO. ______ OF 2019.
XXXXXXXXXXX : COMPLAINANT
XXXXXXXXXXX :
ACCUSED
AFFIDAVIT OF EVIDENCE BY WAY OF THE
COMPLAINANT
Affidavit of Xxxxxxxxxxx
S/o Sh. xxxxxxxx R/o xxxxxxxx, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under
:-
1. That I am the complainant in the above
case and am thoroughly conversant with the facts and circumstances thereof and
am competent to swear this affidavit.
2. That the deponent is peace loving and law
abiding citizen of India. The deponent aggrieved by the acts of the accused has
approached this Hon'ble Court for the redress of his grievances as meted to him
by the accused persons.
3. That the accused is an old acquaintance of the deponent and
known to each other since last about 6 years and the accused knows this very
well.
4. That the accused was in dire needs of money and requested the deponent
for a friendly loan of Rs.xxxxxxxxxxx/- in the month of xxxxxxxxx. The deponent
considering old friendship and his repeated request somehow arranged and gave
the accused a sum of Rs.xxxxxxxxxxx/- on xx.xx.xxxx as desired and requested by
the accused and the accused handed over a hand written acknowledgement and a
signed cheque bearing no.xxxxxxxxxxx drawn on xxxxxxxxx Branch Delhi to the deponent.
Acknowledgment / Receipt dated xx.xx.xxxx
is Ex.Cw1/1.
4.
That
after passing the sufficient time (more than four years), the accused did not
pay single penny, the deponent due to his bonafide needs and requirements
requested for his money but the accused again and again seek time for making
the payment of the loan amount. On the repeated requests of the deponent in the
month of xx, xxxx the accused came to the deponent and take the cheque back and
filled the date xx.xx.xxxx and amount of Rs.xxx including interest and handed
over it to the deponent in discharge of his debts / liabilities towards the deponent.
The details of the said cheque as under;-
S.NO. CHEQUE NO. DATED AMOUNT
1. xxxxxxxxxxx xx.xx.xxxx Rs.xxx
Cheque bearing no.xxxxxxxxxxx dated xx.xx.xxxx
is Ex.Cw1/2.
6. That even at the time of issuance of the cheque and while
handing over the cheque to deponent, accused categorically represented to the deponent
that the cheque shall be duly encashed by their banker whenever presented for
encashment to their banker. That accused clearly represented at that time and
gave impression and understanding to deponent that the cheque would be honoured
by the banker.
7. That the deponent within the validity of the
aforesaid cheque, presented it for negotiation and crediting the proceeds
thereof in his account through his banker i.e. Xxxxxxxxxxx Ltd., Xxxxxxxxxxx
Branch, Delhi. However, to the utter surprise of the deponent, the above mentioned cheque was
not honored, it were returned dishonored by his banker and the said cheque was
dishonored with the remarks “Account Dormant”, vide banker’s memo dated xx.xx.xxxx
and such information was conveyed to the deponent by its
bankers. The deponent immediately
inform the accused about the factum of the cheque and asked for making the
payment of the aforesaid amount, but the accused did not make the payment of
the aforesaid dishonored cheque amount. Returning
memo dated xx.xx.xxxx is Ex.Cw1/3.
8. That after
receiving back the cheque in question dishonored, the deponent tried to contact accused number
of times to apprise accused about the factum of dishonoring of the cheque;
however, accused all did not pay any heed on the request of the deponent and rather accused put off the
matter on one pretext or the other and thus the payment of the cheque amount is
still due towards accused.
9. That the accused dealt with the deponent
and handed over the cheque in discharge of the liability and it appears that
since inception the accused has misrepresented the deponent
with dishonest intentions on several aspects for which the deponent
reserves his right to initiate separate action as warranted under law.
10. That axiomatic facts emerged from the above
clearly shows that accused has cheated the deponent very cleverly with dishonest and
malafide intention and ulterior motives and have committed the offences of
cheating, breach of trust and under Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act,
making himself liable not only for the double of the amount of the aforesaid
cheque, compensation but also imprisonment for a term of upto extent of two
years as provided under the Act besides the other offences committed as per provisions
enumerated under the Penal Code of India.
11. That the deponent herein issued notice under Section
138, 142 of N.I.Act, 1881 dated xx.xx.xxxx dispatched on xx.xx.xxxx to the
accused by registered post calling upon the accused to make good the amount
under the said cheque to the deponent within 15 days of the receiving of
the notice. Legal notice dated
26.02.2019 is Ex.Cw1/4.
12. That the accused herein had issued the
cheque fully knowing well that he does not have sufficient fund in their account
with a view to cheat the deponent herein thus attracting the
provisions of Section 138 & 142 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, and
Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code.
13. That it is evident by the accused conduct,
it is clear that even at the time of issuance of the cheque, accused was having
the malafide intention and accused intentionally did not honor the payment of
the said cheque and thus accused had malafide and malicious intention even at
the time of issuance of the cheque and thus accused has caused wrongful loss to
the deponent
and wrongful gains to himself, thereby committing an offence punishable under
Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code.
14. That the
accused has not made good the amount under the said cheque nor has the accused
bothered to reply to the notice issued by the deponent herein.
The deponent is, therefore, filing this
complaint under Section 138, 141 & 142 of the Negotiable Instruments Act
read with Section 420 of I.P.C. for initiating criminal proceedings against the
accused herein.
15. That this Hon'ble Court has
jurisdiction to entertain the instant complaint in as much as the process of
dishonour was committed in Delhi and within the area of this Court. The Branch
of the bank of the deponent is
located at Xxxxxxxxxxx, Delhi i.e. Police Station Xxxxxxxxxxx, Delhi which is
situated within the jurisdiction of this Hon'ble Court.
16. That
this complaint is filed within the time stipulated by law in as much as the
notice was dispatched on xx.xx.xxxx and the notice was duly served on xx.xx.xxxx
as per the tracking report of India Post and no payment was received within the
next 15 days and the present complaint is being filing within one month of
expiry of the said grace period of 15 days. Postal Receipt is annexed as
Ex.Cw-1/5 and tracking status of said postal receipt is Ex.Cw-1/6.
17. That it is submitted that the complaint
filed by the deponent is correct and the accused be tried and punished in
accordance with the provisions of law by this Hon'ble Court.
18. That
the deponent above statement is true and correct.
Verified at Delhi on this ÂÂ_____ day
of March, 2019 that the contents of paras No.1 to 18 of my Evidence by way
affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge; no part of it is false and
nothing material has been concealed therefrom.
DEPONENT