Producing Signed Bank Return Memo Rectifies Inadvertent Error, Not Filling Lacuna; Mere Exhibition Does Not Dispense With Proof: Rajasthan High Court

The Rajasthan High Court, presided over by Justice Sunil Beniwal, has held that allowing a complainant to introduce and exhibit an authenticated bank return memo bearing the bank’s official seal and signature—after an unsealed computer-generated slip had previously been marked—amounts to rectifying an inadvertent error rather than filling an impermissible lacuna in the prosecution case.

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