S. P. Garg, J. —The present appeal has been preferred by the appellant-M/s.Total Finaelf India Ltd. challenging order dated 17.02.2007 in Complaint Case No.5977/1/04 under Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act by which the respondent was acquitted.

2. I have heard the learned counsel for the appellant and have gone through the written synopsis filed by the respondent. It reveals that the appellant filed a complaint case under Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act alleging that the respondent committed default in making payments for the goods supplied to her being distributor. It was alleged that with great persuasion, the respondent issued nine cheques detailed in Para 06 of the complaint amounting to Rs. 11,08,546.78/- for the outstanding dues. The cheques when presented were dishonoured with the remarks Rs. not arranged for’ vide bank return memo dated 21.10.1997 which was received on 12.11.1997. Demand notice dated 23.11.1997 sent to the respondent vide Registered AD was returned with the endorsement Rs. not met’ on 02.12.1997. The respondent was served of the legal notice sent through UPC. The respondent failed to make the payment despite demand notice.

3. Learned coun