Cheque bounce case

_*• NI ACT Section 138 Dishonour of Cheque Conviction and Sentence  Submission that the sentence may be modified by setting aside the sentence of imprisonment Respondent also submits that sentence may be modified by enhancing the compensation payable to the respondent Sentence Modified. [Para 12]*_


_*Sam vs Ramanthan CRL-A 29/19 08/09/19 [ R BANUMATHI JJ ]*_

_*[ SUPREME COURT ]*_

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