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Delhi District Court

State vs . Abdul Aziz Nizam on 2 August, 2010

      IN THE COURT OF MS. SUGANDHA AGGARWAL:
     METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE (NORTH­5) : DELHI.

State                        Vs.                    Abdul Aziz Nizam
                                                    DD No. 30
                                                    PS Kotwali
      J U D G M E N T
 (a) Sr. No. of the case          1122/K/09
 (b) Date of offence              09/07/06
 (c)  Complainant                 ASI Mohd. Shakir Khan
 (d) Accused                      Abdul Aziz Nizami, S/o Mohd. Habib
                                  Nizami,   R/o   5943,   Main   Road,
                                  Ballimaran, Chandni Chowk, Delhi
 (e) Offence                      Under   Section   28   read   with   Section
                                  112 of Delhi Police Act.
 (f) Plea of accused              Pleaded guilty.
 (g) Final Order                  Convicted
 (h) Date of institution          25/7/2006
 (i) Date when judgment Not reserved
     was reserved
 (j) Date of judgment             02/08/10



1. This judgment shall dispose off the case instituted under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act against the accused.

2. The allegations against the accused are that on 9.7.2006, accused was found running an eating house/guest house under the name FIR No. 147/2009 Page No. 1 of 4 of "Sultanji Lodge" without any valid license. According to the prosecution, the accused thus committed offence under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act.

3. After completion of investigation, charge­sheet was filed. After compliance of Section 207 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. Notice was framed for offences under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act against the accused vide order dated 27.7.2006 to which the accused pleaded not guilty and claimed trial. However, during trial, accused pleaded guilty to the offences under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act. I have explained consequences of plea of guilt. Yet the accused reiterates his plea of guilt.

4. In my view, the plea of guilt of the accused is voluntary and made without any force and pressure. Therefore, accepting his plea of guilt, I convict him for the offence under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act.

(Sugandha Aggarwal) Metropolitan Magistrate Tis Hazari Courts : Delhi Announced in open Court on August 02, 2010.



FIR No. 147/2009                                                      Page No. 2 of 4
 DD no. 30
PS Chandni Chowk 

2.8.2010

Present:        Ld. APP for State 

                Accused on bail with counsel.

Accused submits that he does not want to lead any evidence in his defence. His statement in this regard is recorded separately. DE is closed.

At this stage, accused states that he wishes to plead guilty to the offences under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act. I have explained consequences of plea of guilt. Yet the accused reiterates his plea of guilt. His statement in this regard is recorded separately.

Vide separate judgment, the accused is convicted of the offence under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act.

Heard arguments on the quantum of sentence. It is submitted that the convict has not committed the offences with a prior motive. It is submitted that convict is the sole bread earner of his family consisting of his wife and children. He prays that a lenient view may be taken on sentence.

Keeping in view the entire mitigating and aggravating circumstances, ends of justice will be met by taking a lenient view in the matter. Hence for the offences under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act, convict is sentenced till rising of Court and to pay fine of Rs.50/­ each. In default, the convict shall undergo SI for 02 FIR No. 147/2009 Page No. 3 of 4 days. Fine of Rs.50/­ paid.

As the convict has been convicted for the offence under Section 28 read with Section 112 of Delhi Police Act, he is directed to close the guest house in question till a valid license to operate the same is obtained by him.

Bail bonds are cancelled. Surety is discharged. Original documents of surety, if any, be returned to him after cancellation of surety. File be consigned to record room after compliance.

(Sugandha Aggarwal) MM, Delhi/2.8.2010 FIR No. 147/2009 Page No. 4 of 4