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A STUDY ON HATE CRIME: HOW PREJUDICE MOTIVATES VIOLENCE

CHAPTER-1 INTRODUCTION India is a multicultural nation with a long history of coexisting with other cultures, faiths, and tongues. It is important to...
HomeDistrict CourtsBangalore District CourtShekar M S vs L C Manjunath on 13 February, 2026

Shekar M S vs L C Manjunath on 13 February, 2026


The present complaint is filed under section 200 of

code of criminal procedure against the accused seeking to

punish him for the offence punishable under section 138

of the Negotiable Instruments Act ( in short referred as “N.I.

Act”).

02. The factual backgrounds of the complaint are as

under.

It is stated that, the accused was running business

in the name and style as Sankalana Chits Pvt. Ltd. Under

the license situated at Hesaraghatta Main Road, Bangalore.

In the year 2018 accused conducted a chit transaction for

a sum of Rs.10,50,000/- and on the request of accused he

took one of membership on 12.07.2018 as ticket No.15 for

vlaue of Rs. 10 lakhs for a period of 30 months,

commencement from 12.07.2018 and with monthly

subscription for Rs.35,000/- as per the terms and

conditions. It is further stated that, the Complainant in

all has paid total 25 installments and having receipt for the

said installment amount the accused has issued receipts.

The Complainant did not took the chit amount and also he

never contested auctioned bid, accordingly the accused has

a balance of Rs.8 lakhs chit amount to the Complainant .

However, the accused closed the chit company without

informing to the chit members and has shifted the same to

other place. It is contended that, the Complainant given

complaint against the accused before the Bagalagunte PS

on 25.06.2021 and filed registered NCR No.348/2021.

Later on the repeated demand and request made by the

the Complainant , the accused has isued the following

cheques.



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