New Delhi, Aug. 19 -- Those driven by greed knowingly accept the risks involved and must also bear the consequences, the Delhi High Court said while quashing a Rs.2 crore cheating case filed against a man accused of luring investors by promising monthly returns at 24% per annum. Justice Arun Monga, in his 35-page, strongly worded verdict released on Monday, termed "easy money" as a "trap" and warned against chasing unrealistic returns. Individuals lured by unrealistic financial returns cannot later claim to be a victim of fraud, the court said. "Those who gamble with impractical promises must own their risks. People, lured by unrealistic returns, first willingly dive into financial traps and later cry foul, running to seek State help. An un...