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CNR DLNT02004595202419 Jan 2026
Rohini North, CMM Court
delhi · Delhi (DL)
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Order 4 · 19 Jan 2026 · CNR DLNT020045952024

Order Details: COPY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Pdf Text: 50 CC NI ACT / 735/2024
OM PRAKASH Vs. GEETA
(Swaroop Nagar)
19.01.2026
Present: Mr. Rampal, Ld. Counsel for complainant with complainant.
Ms. Rajni, Ld. Counsel for accused.
The complainant is a senior citizen aged around 80 years. The accused is
directed to appear today itself by 12:30PM.
Ld. Counsel for accused is directed to ensure her presence in the Court.
Be awaited for accused.
(GAURAV DAHIYA)
JMFC/NI ACT COURT
NORTHDISTRICT,ROHINI
19.01.2026
At 12:30 pm
Present: Mr. Rampal, Ld. Counsel for complainant with complainant.
None for accused.
Be awaited for accused.
(GAURAV DAHIYA)
JMFC/NI ACT COURT
NORTHDISTRICT,ROHINI
19.01.2026
At 02:05 pm
Present: Mr. Rampal, Ld. Counsel for complainant with complainant.
Ms. Rajni, Ld. Counsel for accused with accused.
Bail bond not yet furnished, time granted till NDOH.
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Notice u/s. 251 CrPC explaining the substance of the accusation has been
served upon the accused today to which he has pleaded not guilty and has claimed trial.
Statement of accused u/s. 294 CrPC has also been recorded. In view of the
statement of the accused, Ld. Counsel for complainant has submitted that he does not wish to
examine witnesses concerning cheque in question, return memo and postal receipts
supporting delivery of legal notice, being formal witnesses. In view of the statement of
accused u/s. 294 CrPC and the submissions of counsel for the complainant, witnesses
concerning cheque in question, return memo and postal receipts supporting delivery of legal
notice, are hereby dropped from the list of witnesses furnished on behalf of the complainant.
In view of the defence of the accused, ld. Counsel for accused has made an
oral application u/s. 145(2) NI Act and has sought permission of this court to cross examine
the complainant. Submissions heard. In view of the submissions made, application u/s. 145(2)
NI Act is hereby allowed.
Since the conclusion of the trial might take more than 06 months and also the
fact that the accused might be sentenced for more than 01 year, accordingly, I order that the
trial of this case be conducted as per the procedure laid down for trial of summons cases.
At this stage, Both parties have jointly submitted that they wish to explore the
possibility of settlement in the present matter. Accordingly, with joint consensus, the present
matter is referred to Mediation Cell under the program, ‘MEDIATION FOR THE NATION
2.0’. Both sides are directed to remain available for mediation on for 02.02.2026 at 02:00 P.M.
Mediation form be signed by both the parties today itself. Both parties are
directed to remain present during the proceedings before the Mediation Cell and in case the
matter is received back as unsettled from mediation cell due to the non-appearance of the
parties, then serious view will be taken which may include imposition of heavy cost.
In case the matter does not get settled, put up before Court for CE on 20.03.2026
(GAURAV DAHIYA)
JMFC/NI ACT COURT
NORTHDISTRICT,ROHINI
19.01.2026
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