IN THE COURT OF SH. VIPUL SANDWAR, LD.
MM, PATIALA
HOUSE COURTS, DELHI
CC no. 8076 of 2019
IN THE MATTER OF:
Dinesh Kathuria …Complainant
Vs
International Amusement and
Infrastructure Ltd and Ors. … Accused
DOH 30.07.2019
APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 145(2) OF THE NEGOTIABLE
INSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 ON BEHALF OF THE ACCUSED 1
TO 3, SEEKING PERMISSION TO EXAMINE THE WITNESSES
OF THE COMPLAINANT
MOST RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH
1. That the captioned case is pending before this Hon’ble
Court and is listed for today, i.e. 30.07.2019.
2. That the Applicant is the Accused 1 to 3 in the captioned
case filed under section 138 & 142 of the Negotiable
Instruments Act, 1881.
3. That the captioned case has been filed with nefarious intent
by the complainant, the Applicant has been arrayed as an
accused in his capacity being directors of the International
Amusement and Infrastructure Ltd and Ors. as the case of
the complainant is that the applicant has issued various
cheques to discharge his liability towards the complainant
which is strongly contested by the complainant. The
Complainant has forged and fabricated the documents to
prove his case. Thus, the complainant and his witnesses
are ought to be cross examined by the Applicant as the
Accused has got nothing to do with the cheques allegedly
dishonoured and the same was never issued to settle any
legally enforceable debt between the Complainant and the
Applicant.
4. That the cheque in question was issued blank in terms of
the amount filled in words and figures and in terms date of
issuance. Only the signatures on the cheques are genuine.
Thus, the complainant and his witnesses are ought to be
cross examined by the Applicant as the Accused has got
nothing to do with the cheques allegedly dishonoured and
the same was never issued to settle any legally enforceable
debt between the Complainant and the Applicant.
5. That the complainant has filed forged and fabricated
documents in support of his complaint hence the applicant
seeks permission to cross examine the witnesses of the
complainant in view of Mandvi Cooperative vs Nimesh B
Thakore (2010) 3 SCC 83.
6. That the Complainant has filed the captioned case on basis
of surmises and her whim, hence, the applicant may be
permitted to cross examine the witnesses of the
Complainant.
7. That the Applicant has been falsely roped in the present
case in his capacity of directors of the Accused no. 1. Hence
the present application.
PRAYER
It is therefore most humbly prayed that this Hon’ble Court
may be pleased to permit the applicant to cross examine
the witnesses of the Complainant to prove his case and
innocence in the interest of justice.
(Applicant)
Through
Z. A. Siddiqui/Sanjay Agnihotri
Advocate for the Accused no. 1 to 3
A-26, LGF, Jangpura Extn.
New Delhi 110 014
New Delhi
Date 30.07.2019