Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Re: unlawful agreement

No

Re: unlawful agreement

These facts may not be sufficient without examining the documents which were executed between the parties and without knowing "legal status" of the parties as you have said that bid was accepted "against rules" and that the cheque was for "unlawful consideration". The terms like "against rules" and "unlawful consideration" used by you may be ascertained only from the documents;.

For an informed opinion, you may like to explain which rules were violated and how the consideration was unlawful.

Re: unlawful agreement

Apart from the documentary evidence, it is quite obvious that both the acts such as acceptance of unqualified bid and subsequently issuance of forged cheque are illegal acts in which both are guilty. B can lodge criminal complaint against A but B has to face serious allegation in rebuttal. This amounts contributory act in which both have participated. Fate of both is not different.

Re: unlawful agreement

No. Unlawfull agreements are not enforceable. They are void.

Re: unlawful agreement

yes

Re: unlawful agreement

Yes.