Overview
This expert lecture on Negotiable Instruments Act in Action: Bridging Classroom Theory and Courtroom Practice" aims to provide students with practical insights into the application of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. The session will explore the legal framework governing negotiable instruments, with particular emphasis on cheque dishonour cases under Section 138 of the Act. It will familiarise students with the essential legal requirements, procedural aspects, statutory notices, filing of complaints and the role of evidence in cheque dishonour litigation. The lecture will also discuss practical challenges encountered during court proceedings and relevant judicial interpretations. Drawing upon courtroom experience, the resource person will help students understand how legal provisions are applied in actual disputes. The session seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical legal education and litigation practice while enhancing students’ understanding of procedural compliance, case preparation and advocacy.
Objectives of Event
- To understand the scope, purpose and key provisions of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, particularly those relating to cheque dishonour.
- To examine the legal requirements and procedural steps involved in proceedings under Section 138 of the Act, including statutory notice and filing of complaints.
- To analyse practical challenges, evidentiary requirements and judicial interpretations arising in cheque dishonour litigation.
- To develop practical insights into case preparation, courtroom procedures and advocacy through professional experience and real-world illustrations.
Convener Details
- Prof. (Dr.) Rhishikesh Dave, Dean, Sharda School of Law
- Prof. (Dr.) Tarkesh Molia, HoD, Sharda School of Law
Co-ordinators:
- Dr. Bhumika Sharma, Assistant Professor, SSOL
- Mr. Pallav Ranjan, Assistant Professor, SSOL
Speaker Details:
- Ms. Reny Chauhan, Advocate, District and Sessions Courts, Delhi
