Supreme Court of India — desk news note on a reported development. This is educational framing of a public signal, not a judgment digest.
What happened
Public reports summarise the development as: Once Notice Is Dispatched To Accused's Correct Address, Statutory Requirement Of "Giving of Notice" Stands Satisfied Even If His Mother Received It: Supreme Court Restores Conviction U/S 138 NI Act.
Court / Authority
Supreme Court of India
Legal issue
MANUAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED. Identify the precise issue from the operative order or official release before relying on any summary of this headline.
Relevant law / section
Confirm the Code / special statute and sections cited in the order (do not infer from the headline alone).
What the Court / Authority actually did
MANUAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED. Read the operative direction (order, stay, notice, remand, dismissal, or listing). This desk does not invent that line from the headline alone.
Why it matters
Liberty and criminal-procedure stages (FIR, investigation, bail, trial) must be named before any guilt narrative.
Sources
Primary source: MANUAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED — attach the official judgment / order / notification URL when available.
Secondary source: Verdictum (signal only; this page does not republish newsroom text).
Editorial analysis: Original educational framing by the Legal Research & Education Desk.
Primary source verified: No — pending manual attachment of an official URL.