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Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn To Help Rajpal Yadav In Rs 9-Crore Debt Case, Confirms His Manager
Rajpal Yadav's manager said, "Actors like Sonu Sood, Salman Khan, and Ajay Devgn have extended their support"
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Bank Misreads Kannada Numeral, Dishonours Cheque; Fined Rs 85,000
A State Bank of India branch in Karnataka has been fined Rs 85,177 by the Dharwad District Consumer Grievances Redressal Forum for dishonouring a cheque after failing to properly recognise a Kannada numeral on it.
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49-Year-Old BITS-Pilani Graduate Arrested In Cheque Bounce Case In Delhi
A 49-year-old BITS Pilani post-graduate, who was at large for three years after buying computer parts worth Rs 4.34 lakh by allegedly offering dishonoured cheques, has been arrested in Delhi, police said on Sunday.
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If Rs 552 Crore Cheque Is Dishonoured, Face Action, Sahara Chief Warned
The Supreme Court had in May 2016 granted Subrata Roy four-week parole to attend his mother's funeral. His parole has been extended by the court ever since.
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Petition Seeks to Declare Ordinance on Cheque Bounce Illegal
The Madras High Court today ordered notice to the Centre on a petition seeking to Declare the Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) second ordinance 2015 relating to dishonour of cheques as unconstitutional.
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Cheque signature mismatch may lead to criminal proceedings
A person may face criminal proceedings if a cheque issued by him gets dishonoured on the ground that his signature does not match the specimen signature available with the bank.
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Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn To Help Rajpal Yadav In Rs 9-Crore Debt Case, Confirms His Manager
Rajpal Yadav's manager said, "Actors like Sonu Sood, Salman Khan, and Ajay Devgn have extended their support"
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Bank Misreads Kannada Numeral, Dishonours Cheque; Fined Rs 85,000
A State Bank of India branch in Karnataka has been fined Rs 85,177 by the Dharwad District Consumer Grievances Redressal Forum for dishonouring a cheque after failing to properly recognise a Kannada numeral on it.
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49-Year-Old BITS-Pilani Graduate Arrested In Cheque Bounce Case In Delhi
A 49-year-old BITS Pilani post-graduate, who was at large for three years after buying computer parts worth Rs 4.34 lakh by allegedly offering dishonoured cheques, has been arrested in Delhi, police said on Sunday.
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If Rs 552 Crore Cheque Is Dishonoured, Face Action, Sahara Chief Warned
The Supreme Court had in May 2016 granted Subrata Roy four-week parole to attend his mother's funeral. His parole has been extended by the court ever since.
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Petition Seeks to Declare Ordinance on Cheque Bounce Illegal
The Madras High Court today ordered notice to the Centre on a petition seeking to Declare the Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) second ordinance 2015 relating to dishonour of cheques as unconstitutional.
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Cheque signature mismatch may lead to criminal proceedings
A person may face criminal proceedings if a cheque issued by him gets dishonoured on the ground that his signature does not match the specimen signature available with the bank.
