Problem with checkbox value and app.settings.getSetting()

Question

Hello everyone.
I`ve got a problem with getting saved settings for checkbox.
Saved settings doesn`t apply on checkbox value.
It`s strange, but it always "true".
So here piece of code:
checkMe = 11;    //any value for the first time running
if (app.settings.haveSetting("savea", "chck")) {                           
                      checkMe = app.settings.getSetting("savea", "chck");  // get saved value, else 11
                      alert("checkMe = "+checkMe)
                    if(checkMe == 11){
                        checkMe= false;   //if there is no saved settings, checkbox value will be false/ unchecked
                        alert("You run this script first time, so manual value will be 'false'")
                        }else{
                            checkMe = app.settings.getSetting("savea", "chck");     // if saved settings exist, get true or false
     alert("Yes, checkMe will = "+checkMe)       
win.checkPanel.chkOne.value = checkMe;  /// checkbox value will equal saved checkMe
var fff = win.checkPanel.chkOne.value;  // string for alert
alert("aha! but checkbox value is  = " +fff+ "\n Why so?")     // here we`ve got always "true"
win.checkPanel.chkOne.onClick  = function () {
    var path11 = win.checkPanel.chkOne.value;  //  checkbox value to variable
    app.settings.saveSetting("savea", "chck", path11);  //saving checkbox value
    alert("Saved this value - " + app.settings.getSetting("savea", "chck"))
win.checkPanel.chkOne.value is always true.
Can someone exmplain why and how to get rid of this static value?
P.S. just in case, here is full code:
function mainFun()
    this.windowRef = null;
mainFun.prototype.run = function()
    /*----- UI -----*/
          var retval = true;
          var win = new Window("palette", "Check option", [150, 150, 460, 455]);
          this.windowRef = win;
          win.checkPanel = win.add("panel", [25, 150, 285, 265], "Checkbox");
          win.checkPanel.chkOne = win.checkPanel.add("checkbox", [10, 15, 125, 35], "Checkbox One");
          //win.checkPanel.chkTxtOne = win.checkPanel.add('edittext', [140, 15, 230, 35], '');
     win.quitBtn = win.add("button", [110,275,200,295], "Close");
checkMe = 11;    //any value for the first time running
if (app.settings.haveSetting("savea", "chck")) {                           
                      checkMe = app.settings.getSetting("savea", "chck");  // get saved value, else 11
                      alert("checkMe = "+checkMe)
                    if(checkMe == 11){
                        checkMe= false;   //if there is no saved settings, checkbox value will be false/ unchecked
                        alert("You run this script first time, so manual value will be 'false'")
                        }else{
                            checkMe = app.settings.getSetting("savea", "chck");     // if saved settings exist, get true or false
     alert("Yes, checkMe will = "+checkMe)       
win.checkPanel.chkOne.value = checkMe;  /// checkbox value will equal saved checkMe
var fff = win.checkPanel.chkOne.value;  // string for alert
alert("aha! but checkbox value is  = " +fff+ "\n Why so?")     // here we`ve got always "true"
win.checkPanel.chkOne.onClick  = function () {
    var path11 = win.checkPanel.chkOne.value;  //  checkbox value to variable
    app.settings.saveSetting("savea", "chck", path11);  //saving checkbox value
    alert("Saved this value - " + app.settings.getSetting("savea", "chck"))
          win.quitBtn.onClick = function() {
              win.close();
    win.center();
          win.show();
          return retval;
if(typeof(mainFun_unitTest) == "undefined") {
    new mainFun().run();

Answer 1

Played around with different values, combinations...
Doesn`t work too:
checkMe = 111;    //any value for the first time running
if (app.settings.haveSetting("333", "check")) {                           
                      checkMe = app.settings.getSetting("333", "check");
alert(checkMe);
                if(checkMe == 111){
                         win.checkPanel.chkOne.value= false;
                        }else{
                            if (checkMe != false){
                            win.checkPanel.chkOne.value= true;
                            }else{
                            win.checkPanel.chkOne.value= false;
win.checkPanel.chkOne.onClick  = function () {
    var path11 = win.checkPanel.chkOne.value;
    var path12 = path11.toString();
    app.settings.saveSetting("333", "check", path12);
    alert("Saved value - " + app.settings.getSetting("333", "check"))