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Supreme Court: Directors of Company Not Liable For Dishonor of Cheque After Their Retirement - (16 Feb 2024)

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Supreme Court has observed that the Director of a company cannot be held liable for the dishonor of a cheque after his retirement, which has been issued by the company, unless some credible evidence is brought on record proving the guilt of the director.

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