Law Relating to The Negotiable Instrument Act | Under New Criminal Laws

This book presents a comprehensive and practice-oriented analysis of the Negotiable Instruments Act with specific emphasis on its application under the newly introduced criminal laws. It systematically explains the legal framework governing negotiable instruments, particularly cheque dishonour cases, while integrating procedural aspects aligned with the revised criminal justice regime. The text bridges substantive law with procedural clarity, making it a reliable reference for understanding how recent legislative changes impact prosecution, defence, and adjudication under the Act.

Key Features:

• Detailed guidance on drafting and filing complaints under the Negotiable Instruments Act
• Step-by-step explanation of trial procedures under the new criminal laws
• In-depth discussion on double jeopardy and defence evidence
• Practical flow charts simplifying complex provisions of the N.I. Act
• Focused treatment of cross-examination strategies in cheque dishonour cases
• Incorporation of latest judicial pronouncements and updated case law
• Comparative tables highlighting changes from old criminal laws to the new regime

This book is particularly useful for legal practitioners handling cheque dishonour and financial offence litigation, judicial officers dealing with matters under the Negotiable Instruments Act, and law students seeking a clear understanding of procedural and substantive developments introduced by the new criminal laws. It also serves as a valuable reference for academicians, corporate legal professionals, and compliance officers involved in financial transactions and dispute resolution.