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SC: In Cheque Dishonour Cases, Partners Would be Personally, Jointly and Severally Liable - (17 Jul 2025)

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SC has observed that when the offence of cheque dishonour has been proved against a partnership firm, the firm per se would not be liable, but liability would inevitably extend to the partners of the firm inasmuch as they would be liable.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   CHEQUE DISHONOUR   PARTNERSHIP FIRM  

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