6 . A perusal of the records reveals that the petitioner is arrayed as A3 in the complaint lodged by the first respondent, alleging that the accused borrowed a sum of Rs.17,15,000/- from the year 2011 to 2016. In order to repay the said amount, the accused issued a cheque for a sum of Rs.21,50,600/-. The first respondent failed to mention the specific date on which the alleged loan was borrowed. Except for the cheque, no other documents were filed in support of the complaint. The petitioner had already resigned from her Directorship and filed Form-XII before the Registrar of Companies. A perusal of the said document, which was signed by all the accused and submitted before the Registrar of Companies, reveals that it was duly accepted by the Registrar of Companies and issued Certificate of Practice No.7843. It is also recorded that the said Form has been taken on the file of the Registrar of Companies through electronic mode, based on the statement of correctness given by the filing Company. Therefore, the said document establishes that the petitioner had resigned from her Directorship as early as on 14.11.2016 from the first accused Company. The alleged cheque was issued by the first accused Company on 06.06.2017, i.e., subsequent
