Ganesh Sb Narayan I-Iegde v. Kri shnamurthy Mm ij unath 1 Iegde
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this background that the trial court has held that there uts a necessity on the part of the appellant to have demonstrated this, on the face of it. in the light of the defence set up by the A ‘0 respondent. to the ci fl’ct that the iran,a Hon ‘N’1i )b 11011 \1 —teilt aeti ‘hat h kt tiK1uc \. 1% M)LI’ht to I’: ;tr •a •.,d I i. it. ‘ii (I CCLII ‘i “it) Id t’ In it tie! I ‘Qflt C it”Jot t iti cit mcd tii si_i nusc. on iii cheqLl it I mci ‘:i it 1K had slipped pa’i ment tinder die said cheque 4s ft ;js .1 i0’! tileqile leat Hiough this ‘ias not ‘n ‘iri1ing. the tact that th , ml h i iolkn td hi tiuttior odd ii Iihat ‘h it he i d ndced ic.iephonicaiis ‘olin med th baniei ‘u ivr ra:t ‘Ikilt lilt! It Is On iiiit l1stI tact1’ , iii l ti’e nqu h.i1 beer’ —Ii’peti. I heteku . the ‘tiideii . tiM he w tL ap di ut .‘. t.i 1i h ci F “o ii i v on’ih e dout ‘ Li it Ilk l.i. inc .jJ . ‘‘ • • — i ‘‘‘! •‘t .1 : !. ir’111 . •I h •; I’ • •t •t :L. -“n - •-.. • : • I • _ I • , I I I it •i S S I t. S b.t .1)
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1111.1qi’ j “Slt it.l P01hI 1 fuLl II I ) I .1 ‘ I 1 1 ‘ I 4 I I I I ( S j I I a I 1 ( ( I i I —St 14 the State. 11w same shall he payable within a period of three weeks from today and on default of’ which, the respondent shall undergo simple imprisonment for sis months. Sdb 3TJDGE