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The brief history of the case, according to the appellant, is that
he had given a loan of Rs.60 lakhs to the respondent in the month of
November, 2011. In discharge of
...his obligation to the appellant, on
25th April, 2012, the respondent issued (i) Cheque No. 889953, drawn
on Allahabad Bank, for Rs.30 lakhs; (ii) Cheque No. 545420, drawn
on ICICI Bank, for Rs.20 lakhs; and (iii) Cheque No. 545409, drawn
on ICICI Bank, for Rs. 10 lakhs. When the appellant presented the
said cheques in his Bank for realization, they were dishonoured by
the respondent’s banker with remarks ‘Stop Payment’.
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