Sathasivam, who is the husband of the accused and the complainant were friends. Sathasivam wanted to develop his business, by borrowing loan from Banking. He requested the complainant to give Rs.10,00,000/- as hand loan for the purpose of clearing Bank Loan. Rs.10,00,000/- was borrowed by the husband and he paid the money into the Bank and obtained clearance certificate. Later on the basis of the clearance certificate, the complainant arranged a loan for the husband from City Union Bank, S.S.Colony. When the money was demanded back, the husband was not ready to pay the money. Some of the Mediators were brought by the accused's husband for settling the issue. Apart from the principal amount Rs.2,40,000/- was the interest. He agreed to pay the same in three different cheques. Out of the three cheques, two cheques were honoured. One cheque for Rs.70,000/- was not honoured. Later, he paid Rs.30,000/- in view of the dishonoured cheque. Balance amount is Rs.40,000/-. He agreed to pay Rs.2,40,000/- after deducting Rs.30,000/-. At the time of borrowal, the husband of the accused gave 10 cheques for the amount. Those cheques were brought at the time of the Mediation process. But, however, the mediators pressurized the complainant and the accused for amicable settlement. The complainant filled up the cheque. But, the
