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Order 1 · 08 Oct 2025 · CNR MHMM180062002022
Order Details: Order Below EX 1 Pdf Text: MHMM180062002022 Summary Cases/5800455/2022 MR. MOHD. AYUB YASIN SOLANKI Vs. MOHAMMED AKRAM SHAIKH IN THE COURT OF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE(FIRST CLASS), 58TH COURT, BANDRA, MUMBAI ORDER BELOW APPLICATION EXH.24 This is an application filed for granting an interim compensation u/sec.143-A of the Negotiable Instrument Act. 2. Accused objected the application vide detailed reply Exh.27. 3. Heard advocate Mohd. Wasid Qureshi for the complainant and Ali Saheb Shaikh for the accused. 4. It is the case of the complainant that he had friendly relations with accused since childhood. In the month of August 2016 accused had financial problems. Therefore, he lent money of Rs.10 lakhs for 2 years to the accused. Accused issued subject cheque in discharge of said liability. Per contra, accused has came with a defence of illegal money lending transaction, advancing loan of only Rs.2,50,000/- and making payment more than that amount. Accused has a defence of misuse of his blank singed cheque issued towards security, non existence of legal liability etc. 5. There is nothing on record to accept contention of complainant as to advancing of loan of Rs.10 lakhs as per description except subject cheque on record. It apprises that accused replied statutory notice issued by complainant and raised the defence of total denial of transaction. The notice reply issued by the accused is not countered or denied by issuing rejoinder on behalf of complainant. On perusal of cheque Exh.15, it apprises that the signature of accused is in black ink -- 1 of 3 -- 2 Summary Cases/5800455/2022 Order below Exh.24 and rest of the contents are written in blue ink. Prima facie there is reason to believe that accused has issued blank signed cheque. 6. Advocate for complainant drawn my attention towards presumption under section 139 and 20 of Negotiable Instrument Act, which gives right to the holder of the instrument to complete inchoate instrument. 7. So far as presumption under section 139 is concerned, the same is rebuttable presumption. The presumption can be rebutted during the trial and not at this juncture. At this juncture, except cheque in question there is nothing to accept advancing loan Rs.10 lakhs out of childhood friendship. The evidence on record is not prima facie sufficient to exercise the powers conferred upon this court under section 143-A, which itself is discretionary in nature. Considering rival submissions of the parties, it would be just and proper to direct the parties to go for trial instead of awarding interim compensation only on the basis of subject cheque. Hence, I pass following order. O R D E R 1) The application is rejected. 2) Order dictated and pronounced in open court. 3) Order be uploaded on Court Web Portal. ( M. P. Saraf ) Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Date : 08.10.2025 58th Court, Bandra, Mumbai. J.O.Code: MH01362 -- 2 of 3 -- 3 Summary Cases/5800455/2022 Order below Exh.24 CERTIFICATE I affirm that the contents of this P.D.F. file Order are same, word to word as per the original Order. Name of Stenographer : Mrs. Aditi Ravikiran Dalvi Court : Judicial Magistrate (First Class), 58th Court, Bandra, Mumbai. Dictated in open court on : 08.10.2025 Transcribed and Typed on : 08.10.2025 Order printed and Signed on : 08.10.2025 Order Uploaded on : 09.10.2025 -- 3 of 3 --
