avoid GST and other taxes. During the course of transactions, there was a due of Rs.15,000/- to be paid by the defendant to the plaintiff and the defendant was ready to pay the above said amount of Rs.15,000/- since he closed the business in the month of April 2017. However, the plaintiff demanded Rs.20,000/- and thereby, there was a dispute arose between them. The plaintiff has lodged false complaint before the Vilakkuthoon Police Station, Madurai. In that complaint, the plaintiff alleged that the defendant already paid a sum of Rs.9,86,000/- for construction of building and the same was denied by the defendant and thereafter, again the plaintiff demanded a sum of Rs.14,70,000/- towards the balance amount as if there is balance due to the business transactions. When the defendant tried to settle the matter for the above said Rs.15,000/-, the plaintiff refused to receive the same and demanded Rs.20,000/-. At that time, due to the coercion of the police officials, he signed in blank white papers. In fact, the defendant issued a notice dated 05.09.2018 to the plaintiff through his counsel by stating that during the business transactions, there was an outstanding balance of Rs.15,000/- to be paid by the defendant to the plaintiff and for the business purpose, he gave a cheque for security and demanded to return the cheque and the same was received by the plaintiff
