Supreme Court Directs Mediation in Rajpal Yadav Cheque Bounce Case, Orders Passport Return
The Supreme Court has directed mediation in seven cheque bounce cases involving actor Rajpal Yadav, following his deposit of 2 crore rupees with the court registry. The court also ordered the return of Yadav's passport, which was held by the trial court, under appropriate conditions. This decision comes after Yadav challenged a lower court's conviction and three-month imprisonment sentence.
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What Happened
The Supreme Court has referred seven cheque bounce cases involving actor Rajpal Yadav for mediation. This action followed the actor's deposit of 2 crore rupees into the court's registry, with 1.15 crore rupees submitted via demand draft and 85 lakh rupees through RTGS. A bench comprising Chief Justice Suryakant and Justice Jaymallya Bagchi issued the directive and also ordered the return of Yadav's passport, held by the trial court, subject to suitable conditions.
The court expressed satisfaction with Yadav's compliance with its previous order to deposit the funds. Both parties have been urged to resolve the dispute through mutual consent and mediation. Yadav had appealed to the Supreme Court after a lower court convicted him and sentenced him to three months imprisonment in these cases.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court referred seven cheque bounce cases involving actor Rajpal Yadav for mediation.Pudhari
- Rajpal Yadav deposited 2 crore rupees with the court registry.SambadPudhari
- The deposited amount included 1.15 crore rupees via demand draft and 85 lakh rupees via RTGS.Sambad
- The Supreme Court ordered the return of Rajpal Yadav's passport, held by the trial court, under appropriate conditions.Sambad
- The bench that issued the order included Chief Justice Suryakant and Justice Jaymallya Bagchi.SambadPudhari
- Rajpal Yadav had been convicted and sentenced to three months imprisonment by a lower court in these cases.Pudhari
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