Section 489F Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 417 (2A) Appealing a check against dishonesty of proof is not deliberately issued and evidence of willful dishonesty has not been paid. The reason for setting up the transaction was not disclosed (the accused) was allegedly issued a check to the complainant which was dishonored on the offer. To which the defendant replied that he did not have the money to repay the loan, despite the circumstances, the accused was forced to do a check inquiry, therefore, it was not voluntary but the complainant exercised power and the accused Forced to issue a check, the facts proved that the accused judiciary did not, deliberately and deliberately, issue a check to the bank representative, in his cross-examination that the complainant had There was an empty checkbook belonging to the accused's account and the complainant separated the address from the checkbook, filled it out and The bank presented the representative to the bank, telling the complainant that there was no money in the suspect's account, but despite the fact that the complainant chose to present it, which shows that he was trapped Wanted, the complainant did not present a single witness to prove the accused's dishonest intention, alleging that the accused had received the money but the terms and conditions of the transaction or payment thereof. The complainant used the check in accordance with his wishes and wishes, so, in the event of dishonor, the defendant The appeal cannot be held liable. Conditions
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