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Bangalore District Court

State By Kamakshipalya P.S vs Kt Gurumurthy on 7 June, 2016

IN THE COURT OF THE V ADDL. C.M.M., BENGALURU CITY

               Dated this the 7th day of June 2016.

                             Present:
               Sri A. Somashekara, B.A.L., L.L.M.,
                        V Addl., C.M.M., Bengaluru City.

                       CC No.8475/2015

Complainant:            State by Kamakshipalya P.S.,

                        (Rep., by Sr. APP, Bengaluru)

                              Vs.

Accused:                1.KT Gurumurthy
                        S/o Late P Thimmaiah, 40 Yrs.,
                        R/a No.738, VHBS Layout, Halage
                        Vaderahalli Vilage,
                        Rajarajeshwarinagar,
                        Bangalore-560 094.

                        And also at Bettegowdana Koppaly,
                        KIthoor Grama, Bettadapura Hobli,
                        Periyapatna Tq., Mysore Dist.,

                        2.Chandan S/o Nagaraju, 29 Yrs.,
                        R/a No.4/2, 10th Cross Road, F Street,
                        Magadi Main Road, Near
                        Seshadripuram College, Bangalore City.

                        3.Mohan Kumar H
                        S/o Hanumantharayappa, 25 Yrs.,
                        R/a No.1519, 3rd Cross Road, 5th Block,
                        KRS Gowda, HMT Layout,
                        Chokkasandra, Nagasandra Church,
                        T Dasarahalli, Bangalore City.
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                       4.Santhoshi D/o Prakash BS, 27 Yrs.,
                       R/a Mo.984/4, I Main Road, I Cross
                       Road, near Raghu Medicals,
                       Yeshwanthapura, Bangalore City.

                       (Rep. by..................., Adv.,)

            JUDGMENT AS PER SEC. 355 Cr.P.C.

1. Serial number of the case         :    CC No.8475 /2015
2. Date of the commission of
   the offence                       : 15.12.2013 to 18.01.2014

3. The name of the complainant :          Smt. Nayana
4. Name of the accused persons
   and their parentage and residence:     As stated above.

5. The offence complained off
  are proved                         : U/s.465 468 471 419 420 504
                                     and 506 of IPC and Sec.3, 10
                                     and 19 of Kar., Private Medical
                                     Establishment Act 2007

6. The plea of the accused and       :Pleaded not guilty and
    their examination                denied    the      incriminating
                                     evidence.

7. The final order                   :    Acquitted.
8. The date of such order            :    07.06.2016
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            THE BRIEF REASONS FOR FINAL ORDER:

     The prosecution's case in brief is that the accused No.1

without having any permission from the Health Department

established Shrusti Global and Diagnostic Pvt., Ltd., at No.41/2-1,

I Cross Road, KHB Colony I Stage, Basaveshwaranagara, within

the limits of Kamakshipalya P.S., Bangalore, and provoked the

publics to solve 100% infertility through IVF treatment. Further

with an intention to cheat CW.1 Nayana and CW.2 DR Prakash

gave false publication, without displaying the board showing the

expenses to the said treatment, details of the Doctors, and the

facilities available in the said hospital. Further the accused No.1

without having any educational qualifications related to IVF,

created the false educational certificates, made believe that the

same are originals, even though he is not the qualified Doctor,

made believe that as doctor, and falsely assured them that he will

get children through IVF treatment, and on 10.08.2013 received

Rs.1,00,000/- and on 27.11.2013 received Rs.2,00,000/- from

CWs.1 and 2, and issued a receipt for Rs.2,00,000/- as donation
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given to the Shrusti Medicare and Research Foundation, and

issued receipt for Rs.1,00,000/- as Base Fertility Center for IVF

treatment, misutilized the amount of CWs.1 and 2, and without

solving the infertility to CW.1 and without returning the amount

cheated CWs.1 and 2. Further accused No.1 to 4 abused and put

threat to the life of CWs.1 and 2, when they demanded to return

the amount. Therefore, the accused persons have committed an

offences punishable U/s.465, 468, 471, 419, 420, 504 and 506 of

IPC and Sec.3, 10 and 19 of Kar., Private Medical Establishment

Act 2007. Hence, the charge sheet.

.    2.During crime stage the accused persons are enlarged on

regular bail. After submission of this charge sheet, this court has

taken cognizance of the aforesaid offences against the aforesaid

accused persons. Copies of the charge sheet have been furnished

to accused persons as per Sec. 207 of Cr.P.C., With no objection

from the Counsel for the accused persons, this Court framed

charge for the aforesaid offence against them. The same read

over and explained to the accused person in the language known
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to them. They pleaded not guilty. The prosecution has examined

the complainant and CW.2, as PWs.1 and 2, and it has got

marked three documents as Ex.P-1 to P-3.                 Statement of the

accused persons has been dispensed since no incriminating

evidence placed against them.

     3.Heard the arguments of both sides, perused evidence

placed before the court.

     4.The     following     points       that   would     arises   for    my
determination:
                  1.Whether the prosecution proves beyond all-
             reasonable doubt that the accused No.1 without
             having any permission from the Health Department
             established Shrusti Global and Diagnostic Pvt., Ltd.,
             at No.41/2-1, I Cross Road, KHB Colony I Stage,
             Basaveshwaranagara,            within   the      limits      of
             Kamakshipalya P.S., Bangalore, and provoked the
             publics to solve 100% infertility through IVF
             treatment. Further with an intention to cheat CW.1
             Nayana    and     CW.2        DR    Prakash     gave      false
             publication, without displaying the board showing
             the expenses to the said treatment, details of the
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Doctors, and the facilities available in the said
hospital. Further the accused No.1 without having
any educational qualifications related to IVF,
created the false educational certificates, made
believe that the same are originals, even though he
is not the qualified Doctor, made believe that as
doctor, and falsely assured them that he will get
children through IVF treatment, and on 10.08.2013
received Rs.1,00,000/- and on 27.11.2013 received
Rs.2,00,000/- from CWs.1 and 2, and issued a
receipt for Rs.2,00,000/- as donation given to the
Shrusti Medicare and Research Foundation, and
issued receipt for Rs.1,00,000/- as Base Fertility
Center for IVF treatment, misutilized the amount of
CWs.1 and 2, and without solving the infertility to
CW.1 and without returning the amount cheated
CWs.1 and 2. Further accused No.1 to 4 abused
and put threat to the life of CWs.1 and 2, when
they demanded to return the amount and thereby
committed an offences punishable U/s.465 468 471
419 420 504 and 506 of IPC and Sec.3, 10 and 19
of Kar., Private Medical Establishment Act 2007 as
alleged?

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             2.What order?

      5.My findings on the above points are as under:

             Point No.1        - in the negative
             Point No.2        - As per final order
for the following:-

                               REASONS

6.POINT NO.1:-

      This case has been registered in view of Ex.P1 complaint

that submitted to the then SHO of Kamakshipalya P.S., Bangalore

by the complainant-Smt. Nayana W/o Prakash DR, on 14.10.2014

at   about   21.30    Hours.     Thereafter,    the   then   SHO    of

Kamakshipalya P.S., has got registered the case, submitted FIR to

the Court, visited the spot and conducted Ex.P2 spot mahazar on

16.10.2014 in the presence of the complainant and other two

panch witnesses in between 3.15 to 3.45 p.m. at Shrusti Global

and Diagnostic Pvt., Ltd., at No.41/2-1, I Cross Road, KHB Colony

I Stage, Basaveshwaranagara, that lies within the limits of

Kamakshipalya P.S., Bangalore City.        Thereafter, the I.O., has

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recorded statements of witnesses, collected the documents, and

after completion of the investigation has submitted the charge

sheet against the accused person before this Court.

     In this background, now let us examine whether the

prosecution is able to prove the following essential ingredients to

constitute the offence punishable U/s.420 of IPC.

                 Whoever       cheats     and       thereby
           dishonestly induces the person deceived
           to deliver any property to any person, or
           to make, alter or destroy the whole or
           any part of a valuable security or
           anything which is signed or sealed, and
           which is capable of being converted into
           a valuable security.
     7.In the complaint marked as per Ex.P-1, PW.1 has

specifically stated to the IO by reiterating almost all the facts as

averred in the Cl. No. 7 of Charge sheet and in para No.1 of this

judgment. Whereas, during the course of his oral evidence, PW.1

has not stated the evidence as stated in the complaint marked as

per Ex.P-1 or in Cl. No. 7 of charge sheet or in para No.1 of this
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judgment. PW.1 has stated that she knows the accused persons,

about two years back, she obtained treatment for infertility, and

she has not been cheated from the institution of accused persons,

and because of angry with the accused persons, she lodged

complaint against the accused persons. She has further deposed

before the Court that she did not know the contents of the

documents marked at Ex.P-1 and P-2 and now she compromised

the case with the accused. PW-1 has further deposed that she

did not know that for when, where and for what reason she put

her signature on the documents that are marked as Ex.P-1 and P-

2.   The evidence of PW.1 is not in accordance with Ex.P-1

Complaint and Ex.P-2 Mahazar.

     8.PW.2 is the husband of PW.1 he has also deposed that he

knows the accused persons, two years back his wife obtained

treatment for infertility, the accused persons have not cheated

them, he didn't know filing of the complaint by his wife, because

of angry with the accused persons, and he didn't made any

statement to the police.   PWs.1 and 2 are treated as hostile
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witnesses at the request of the prosecution. They were subjected

to cross examination on behalf of case of the prosecution. But

nothing is elicited in support of the case of the prosecution in the

evidence of PWs.1 and 2 that recorded during the course of their

respective cross-examination.         Further PWs.1 and 2 have

admitted in their respective cross-examinations that they have

received the amount through DD from the accused in two

installments, which they have paid to the accused, and now they

are not interested to prosecute the case against the accused, as

they have compromised the matter with the accused. The said

evidence of PWs.1 and 2 did not disclose that the accused

persons have committed the offences as alleged against them.

Since the complainant/victim turned as hostile, other witnesses

have been discharged, since no purpose would be survived if they

were examined in view of the judgment of Hon'ble Apex Court

that reported in 1996(3) Crime 85. Further, in this case the

prosecution has failed to establish the essential ingredients to

constitute the offences as alleged against the accused persons.
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Therefore, I am of opinion that the prosecution has miserably

failed to prove its case as alleged against the accused persons

beyond all reasonable doubt. The accused persons are entitled for

acquittal. Accordingly, I answer Point No.1 in the Negative.

      9.Point No.2:-      In view of the aforesaid discussion, this

court proceed to pass the following:-

                                ORDER

By acting U/s 248(1) Cr.P.C. the aforesaid accused No.1 to 4 are hereby acquitted of the offences punishable U/s.465, 468, 471, 419, 420, 504 and 506 of IPC and Sec.3, 10 and 19 of Kar., Private Medical Establishment Act 2007.

They shall be set at liberty forthwith if they are not required to other cases. However, their bail and surety bonds are hereby extended for a period of 6 months from this date in view of Secs.437(A) of Cr.P.C., (Dictated to the Stenographer through computer, printout taken by him is verified, after corrections made by me and then pronounced by me in the Open Court on this the 7th day of June 2016).

(A. Somashekara) V Addl.C.M.M., B'luru.

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1. LIST OF THE WITNESS EXAMINED FOR THE PROSECUTION PW.1 : Smt. Nayana PW.2 : Prakash

2. LIST OF THE DOCUMENTS MARKED FOR THE PROSECUTION Ex.P. 1 : Complaint dtd., 14.10.2014 Ex.P. 2 : Mahazar dtd., 16.10.2014 Ex.P. 3 : Statement of PW.2.

3. LIST OF THE WITNESS EXAMINED AND DOCUMENTS MARKED FOR THE DEFENCE: NIL.

4. LIST OF THE MATERIAL OBJECTS MARKED FOR THE PROSECUTION: NIL.

(A. Somashekara) V Addl. C.M.M., B'luru.

Judge Sign 13 CC No.8475/2015 07.06.2016 State by Sr. APP Case called. A1 to A4 Pt., /Abt., A1 to A4 on bail Judgement pronounced in the open For Judgement. Court as under vide separate Judgement kept in the file.

By acting U/s 248(1) Cr.P.C. the aforesaid accused No.1 to 4 are hereby acquitted of the offences punishable U/s.465, 468, 471, 419, 420, 504 and 506 of IPC and Sec.3, 10 and 19 of Kar., Private Medical Establishment Act 2007.

They shall be set at liberty forthwith if they are not required to other cases. However, their bail and surety bonds are hereby extended for a period of 6 months from this date in view of Secs.437(A) of Cr.P.C., (A. Somashekara) V Addl. C.M.M., B'luru.

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