Business Laws : Promissory Note – Admission of Prmissory Note itself no ground to pass decrees

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Promissory Notes are believed to be good evidence.

But it can be always proved by evidence that though promissory not was executed, subsequently there were transactions which nullified consideration of Promissory note.

So admission of Promissory Note itself is no ground to pass decree and to refuse to see in other evidences.

Case of Tatipamula Naga Raju vs Pattem Padmavathi 2011(2)Scale 727 para 18

Haresh Raichura
17/6/2012

When Transfer of Criminal Trial from U.P or Uttarakhand to other state possible?

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Supreme Court has power to transfer a Criminal Trial from one State to any other State of India.

Supreme Court has these powers under Sec.406 of Cr.PC.

In case of Vikas V/s Uttarakhand, (2011) 1 SCALE 215, Supreme Court transferred criminal trial from Haridwar to Delhi, as the complainant made out a case from averments in petition that the accused were part of some gang operating from U.P and they were frequently attacking them and witnesses were afraid.

These are special powers of Supreme Court only to transfer a criminal case from one state to other state. A criminal case pending in any one state can be transferred to any other state whenever requirements of Sec 406 are fulfilled.

Haresh Raochura
16/6/2012