The court located where the payee's bank is located is where a complaint for check dishonor under Section 138 of the Act may be lodged.
When can you appeal?
- The accused must ask the court for permission to appeal before one can be taken up.
- Only in situations where there was a serious legal error will an appeal be accepted.
- For instance, if the accused can demonstrate that the judge committed a legal mistake during the trial, that there was insufficient evidence to support the conviction, or if the sentence imposed was significantly harsher than what is typically imposed in instances identical to the one at hand.
- The appeal will not be accepted if the accused wants to contest the judgment on the basis of the case's facts.
- For instance, the accused will not be permitted to testify if the judge or jury did not accept the accused's testimony or concluded that a Crown witness' testimony was reliable.
To learn more about Negotiable Instrument Act, refer to
https://brainly.com/question/24287323
#SPJ4
