Ameesha Patel surrenders in court in check bounce case, breaks silence on allegations of forgery for the first time
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Actress Ameesha Patel surrendered in the Ranchi Civil Court on Saturday in the check bounce case. After his surrender, the court granted him conditional bail. He has also been asked to appear physically before the court on June 21.
Actress Ameesha Patel surrendered in the Ranchi Civil Court on Saturday in the check bounce case. After his surrender, the court granted him conditional bail. He has also been asked to appear physically before the court on June 21. The matter is of 2018 when Amisha had come to attend a program at Harmu Ground in Ranchi. She met businessman Ajay Kumar Singh there and discussed financing a film with him. Singh is the owner of Lovely World Entertainment. Singh invested in the film production project. However, the film did not see the light of the day. Singh demands Ameesha to return his money. He returned the amount of Rs 2.50 crore through check but the check bounced. In November 2021, Ameesha was in news for a similar reason when her check of Rs 32.25 lakh given to UTF Telefilms bounced.
Amisha Patel surrenders in court in check bounce case
Actress Ameesha Patel surrendered before the Civil Court of Ranchi here on Saturday in connection with a check bounce case. Senior Division Judge Justice D.N. Shukla granted bail to the actress and asked her to appear before the court in person on June 21.
Ajay Kumar Singh had accused Ameesha of forgery
The case dates back to 2018 when Jharkhand-based filmmaker Ajay Kumar Singh filed a case of cheating and check bounce against the actress. Complainant’s lawyer Vijay Laxmi Srivastava said, “Earlier the court had issued summons several times but she did not appear. Later, the court issued a warrant against him.” According to the complaint, Singh had deposited Rs 2.5 crore in the bank account of the actress for the production of the film ‘Desi Magic’. However, Ameesha did not act in the film and sent a check of Rs 2.5 crore but it bounced.
The Supreme Court had in August 2022 stayed the summons sent by the Jharkhand trial court against Patel in the criminal case of cheating and breach of trust. The top court, however, said that the proceedings in the offense punishable under Section 138 (cheque bounce) of the Negotiable Instruments Act can be continued under the law. The Supreme Court gave this order on May 5, 2022, on an appeal filed against the Jharkhand High Court’s decision. The high court had rejected Patel’s application to quash the trial court’s order in respect of the complaint against him and quash the case against him.
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