The prosecution case is that the complainant is a businessman of selling shoes under the name and style of M/s Akash Shoe Traders and the accused is the customer of the complainant, who used to purchase shoes from the complainant time to time. On 19.4.2020 the accused has purchased shoes from the complainant amounting to Rs. 1,21,015/- (Rs. One lac twenty one thousand fifteen) and on 20.6.2020 he has also purchased shoes amounting to Rs. 1,19,425/- (Rs. one lac nineteen thousand four hundred twenty five). In respect of the said purchase the accused had issued two cheques of Rs. 1,21,015 and Rs. 1,19,425/- bearing cheque nos. 004456 and 004455 dated 19.4.2020 and 20.5.2020 respectively drawn on Central Bank of India, RASVAR RASRA Branch, Ballia (U.P.) and assured the complainant that the aforesaid cheques will certainly be encashed on their presentation in bank. It was further alleged in the complaint that believing upon the assurance of the accused, the complainant presented both the cheques in his Bank namely, Allahabad Bank, Chili Int Road Branch, Agra on 25.6.2020 but both the cheques were returned unpaid to the complainant by the bank with remarks that "Exeeds arrangement" along with memos dated 26.2.2020. It was further alleged in the complaint that the complainant had informed the accused on telephone that both the cheques given by him have become dishonoured and the accused promised him to make arrangement of payment within 15 days but he failed to make payment.
