Cheque Bounce cases:
- Why is a dishonour of Cheque considered a Criminal offence
- Does this FINE fit the CRIME?
- Should Financial Crimes be separated from regular Crimes?
- Is Criminalisation deterring the pace of Case-progression-cycles?
- Are the incentive structures misaligned to eternal or perpetual machinery for strategic case adjournments?
- Why is it a "Private Case" matter in Criminal Court?
- Comparative literature on how other countries do this
- Supreme Court references on how criminal cases are not moving faster
- Is this because of 138 cases clogging the courts disallowing for genuine Criminal Case volumes to be disarrayed from being heard?
- Enlist the % of Indian Law that Criminalises Financial or Civil or non-compliance
- Vandalism - Financial punishments rather than Criminalising everything
- Refer EU/Dutch/American systems for alternatives
- Interface Credit-rating to reflect on misdemeanour charges
- MSME Recovery problems
- How Indian Judiciary has been designed in favour of infinite adjournments in fear of unfit punishments by design.
- Redesign the Punishments Draft
- Extrapolate Financial Crimes to have a separate clauses of punishments wherein the eternal visibility for violation or non-compliance or dishonour or disappearance from Legal Systems.
- Quote the Republic of India case against White Australia for lack of 'effective means for justice'
- Write on how an external investor could get a compensation whilst a citizen would lack such options.
Concluding remarks: Disrespecting Time & selling the time of a petitioner for free, legally and officially.
