JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Both the revisions arise out
of the orders dated 15-7-2004 passed by the
Additional Civil Judge (Junior Division)
Court No. 1, Varanasi, exercising the powers of Judicial Magistrate, Common question
of law is involved in both the revisions,
hence taken up together for hearing and
disposal.
(2.) According to the facts of Criminal Revision No. 3418/2004 revisionist Sanjeev Rai
filed a complaint against Ram Prasad Mishra
under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. on the ground that Ram
Prasad Mishra had borrowed Rs. 30,000/-
in January, 2003. After six months, the complainant demanded his money back whereupon the
respondent No. 2 Ram Prasad
Mishra gave five cheques of Union Bank of
India, which were deposited by the revisionist in Oriental Bank of Commerce, Sigra,
Varanasi, but it was dishonoured on account
of want of fund. The complainant gave a
notice for payment of money, and on its nonpayment, filed the complaint.
(3.) On the similar ground, the complaint
was presented in the matter of Revision No.
3436/2004.;
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