prosecutor in an old offender's case who had stolen Rs. 2. So that there is nothing that ought to influence you or weigh ... writings and of the sentiments to which he has given publication.
2. Gentlemen, before I proceed I think it would be as well
Narasimhayya Of Bidamannur vs A. Venkatasawmi And 2 Ors. on 2 September, 1908
Equivalent citations: (1908)18MLJ584
ORDER
1. A case of theft was reported ... complainant for an offence under Section 182, I.P.C.
2. Under Section 195(a) , Cr.P.C., no Court shall take cognizance
Hussain Beg vs Unknown on 2 October, 1908
Equivalent citations: 3IND. CAS.612
ORDER
1. We are of opinion that cases under Section
Emperor vs Maddipatla Subbarayadu on 2 October, 1908
Equivalent citations: 4IND. CAS.1130A
ORDER
Abdur Rahim, J.
1. From the language of Section
abetment of the offences charged against Subramania Siva the first accused.
2. Several points of law were taken on behalf of the first accused ... read to him in the Magistrate's Court under Section 210(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure
subject for appeal to His Majesty in Council.
2. Before granting the rule we. required counsel for the petitioner to specify the grounds upon which ... therefore did not fall within the scope of Section 235 (1) ; and (2) that the exceptions mentioned in Section 233 are mutually exclusive. The justification
cannot in law render their evidence inadmissible on the question of publication.
2. The second and the third point urged by Mr. Baptista have hardly ... tried at one trial for, any number of them not exceeding three.
(2) Offences are of the same kind when they arc punishable with
confirmation of the sentence, and the appellant has also filed an appeal.
2. The case for the prosecution was as follows:
On the 30th April ... tell the accused that he was making the statement to a Magistrate; (2) the provisions of Section 364 , Criminal Procedure. Code, were not complied with
cannot in law render their evidence inadmissible on the question of publication.
2. The second and the third point urged by Mr. Baptista have hardly ... publication in Bombay Was not proved. There is no substance in that.
2. His main arguments were directed to the charge and were
Singh that the Presidency Magistrate had no jurisdiction to try the offence.
2. Under Section 52 of the Prisons Act, prisoners guilty of certain offences ... District Magistate "and Magistrate of the first class." Section 11 (2) of the Prisons Act provides that the Superintendent of a Prison other
