Whitesmann's The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 Bare Act with Short Notes & More (2027 Edition) by Anoopam Modak – Whitesmann Publishing Co.
Whitesmann's The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 Bare Act with Short Notes & More (2027 Edition) by Anoopam Modak – Whitesmann Publishing Co.
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OVERVIEW
Whitesmann's The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Act 26 of 1881) Bare Act with Short Notes & More... (2027 Edition), authored with introduction and short comments by Anoopam Modak and published by Whitesmann Publishing Co., Delhi, is a comprehensive practice manual on cheque bounce litigation, banking disputes, and commercial negotiable instruments in India.
Updated as amended by The Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Act, 2018 (20 of 2018, w.e.f. September 1, 2018), this 2027 edition comes equipped with ready-to-use model draft forms for statutory demand notices and Section 138 criminal complaints. It includes RBI circulars on cheque dishonour, Banking Ombudsman complaint procedures, quick overview charts, legal maxims, a curated list of recent acquittal cases, Supreme Court guidelines, and landmark case laws.
KEY FEATURES
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Publisher: Whitesmann Publishing Co., Delhi - India.
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Author / Editor: Introduction & Short Comments by Anoopam Modak.
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Edition: 2027 Edition.
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Code Reference: N-9.
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Price: ₹ 170.00.
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Legislative Coverage: Updated as amended by The Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Act, 2018 [(20 of 2018) (w.e.f. September 1, 2018)].
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Litigation & Drafting Extras: Includes model demand notices, Section 138 complaint drafts, Banking Ombudsman complaint forms, and a specialized list of recent acquittal cases.
WHAT THIS BOOK COVERS & ALLIED RULES INCLUDED
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The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Promissory Notes, Bills of Exchange, Cheques, and Section 138-148 Offenses).
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Model Forms: Statutory Notice for Dishonour of Cheque and Criminal Complaint Formats under Section 138.
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RBI Guidelines: Official RBI Circular regarding Dishonour of Cheques for Scheduled Commercial Banks.
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Banking Ombudsman Framework: Form of Complaint to be lodged with the Banking Ombudsman along with addresses and territorial jurisdiction tables.
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Judicial Precedents & Guidelines: Supreme Court directions on speedy trial of Section 138 cases, compounding of offenses, interim compensation under Section 143A, and list of recent acquittal precedents.
WHO SHOULD BUY
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Cheque Bounce & Banking Advocates: Drafting statutory demand notices, Section 138 complaints, and defending accused parties in Magistrate Courts.
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In-House Bank Counsel & Financial Recovery Officers: Managing debt recovery, cheque return memos, and Banking Ombudsman dispute resolution.
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Judicial Officers & Magistrates: Presiding over summary trials under Section 138 of the NI Act.
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Bar Exam & Judicial Service Aspirants: Preparing for AIBE, Judicial Services, and LL.B./LL.M. banking law papers.
WHY THIS BOOK
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Complete Section 138 Drafting Toolkit: Saves time with standardized templates for statutory legal notices and criminal complaints.
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Unique Acquittal Precedents Digest: Features a dedicated section listing recent acquittal case laws to assist defense counsel in court.
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Integrates Banking Grievance Mechanisms: Combines NI Act statutory text with Banking Ombudsman address lists and RBI regulatory circulars.
PRODUCT DETAILS
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Title: Whitesmann's The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 Bare Act with Short Notes & More...
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Author / Editor: Anoopam Modak
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Publisher: Whitesmann Publishing Co.
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Edition: 2027 Edition
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Language: English
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Binding: Paperback
BENEFITS
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Accelerates drafting of legal notices within the strict 30-day statutory window under Section 138.
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Assists defense attorneys with dedicated case law references for acquittal arguments.
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Serves as an easy-to-carry reference book during daily trial proceedings before Metropolitan Magistrates and Judicial Magistrates First Class.
CALL TO ACTION
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