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10:30[Matter A] v. StateCourt 14 · Saket · Bail arguments

12:00State v. [Client C]Court 22 · Rohini · Evidence · 1 document pending

14:30[Company D] v. [Party]Court 9 · Saket · NI Act 138

15:30[Client E] v. [Party]Court 6 · Karkardooma · Maintenance

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The intention to deceive must exist at the time of the inducement.

[Party] v. State · Supreme Court · 2025 · ¶ 14

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What replaced Section 420 IPC?BNS 318(4)Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property What replaced Section 302 IPC?BNS 103(1)Punishment for murder What replaced Section 498A IPC?BNS 85Husband or relative of husband subjecting a woman to cruelty What replaced Section 376 IPC?BNS 64Punishment for rape What replaced Section 307 IPC?BNS 109Attempt to murder What replaced Section 506 IPC?BNS 351(2)Punishment for criminal intimidation

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anticipatory bail cheating contract

[Party] v. StateSupreme Court · 2025

[Party] v. [Party]Rajasthan High Court · 2024

[Party] v. State of [State]Allahabad High Court · 2023

13The complaint reads as a dispute over payment under a contract for the supply of goods.

14The intention to deceive must exist at the time of the inducement.

15A failure to perform a promise later does not, by itself, amount to cheating.

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Failing to perform a contract is cheating.

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Bail application[Matter A] v. State

IN THE COURT OF THE SESSIONS JUDGE, SAKET

Application under Section 438 CrPC for anticipatory bail in FIR No. 214/2026 under Section 420 IPC. The dispute arises out of a contract for the supply of goods…

It is settled that the intention to deceive must exist at the time of the inducement, see (2019) 4 SCC 12.

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10:30 · Bail arguments

[Matter A] v. State

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Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property

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Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property

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