Key Judgments on Cheque Dishonour & Criminal Proceedings I Gujarat High Court | 04 November 2025

On 4 November 2025, the Gujarat High Court and other courts across India delivered several important rulings, especially concerning cheque dishonour cases under the Negotiable Instruments Act. The key observations from these judgments highlight crucial legal principles that directly affect accused persons, complainants, and ongoing trial procedures.

🔹 Major Gujarat High Court Highlights:

Financial Capacity in Cheque Cases:
In Mehta Nileshkumar Vishnuprasad vs. State of Gujarat, the Court held that a complainant does not need to prove financial capacity unless specifically challenged by the defense. Only then must the complainant show evidence of the funds loaned.

Conviction for Dishonoured Cheque:
In Nitin Vrujlal Kakkad vs. State of Gujarat, the High Court found deliberate intent not to pay the cheque amount issued against established legal dues. The accused failed to show any contrary documentary proof.

Condonation of Delay:
In Neelamben @ Punamben Hardevbhai Joshi vs. State of Gujarat, the Court addressed the issue of delay in filing a criminal revision and passed appropriate directions.

Trial Court Restoration:
In Ashokbhai Dalichandji Chhajed vs. State of Gujarat, the High Court restored a complaint and directed the trial court to decide the matter on merits, with appearance scheduled for November 4, 2025.

🔹 Other Major Proceedings (04-11-2025):

Justice Hasmukh D. Suthar’s Court:
Video proceedings show case mentions, early hearing requests, and evidence-related submissions.

Bombay High Court:
Order on rejecting a plea to introduce additional evidence at the appellate stage after 20 years.

Supreme Court of India:
In Babulal Turi vs. NIA, the Supreme Court delivered a significant judgment relating to a terrorist attack case and accused identification.

For complete judgments, visit official court websites or legal research portals like Indian Kanoon.

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Dr. Jinesh Soni – Advocate
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