Ref: Case No. 25/2010, 41/2010, ... vs .£33 U?" £~':S5=..Ig1"
deminimis rule to such a case. As to what is a cese deserving the benefit of the aforesaid rules is a question the benefit
premises. The police are in no way involved in the lis
between CESE and the petitioner. Hence there is no reason for this Court
brief and
epply its mind to the facts of the cese and other
"material on record, keeping in mind the law laid
down
State By Sakaleshapura Rural Police ... vs Dharma @ Dharmesha S/O Byraiah on 5 October, 2012
dated May 13, 2010 is quoted
below:
"None appears for the CESE Ltd. and/or its officers. Affidavit-of-Service filed in Court
today
filed by the petitioner and respondent No.4 to club both
the ceses: and: permit them to lead common evidence.
'Under the impugned order
wducted we AW. 16 i of me evell bo the cese of the
have rit stated soout tre comoexion, their ¢
anc other reevant cetals
suit was not maintainable?"
6. In the admitted facts of the cese that "the
respondent Javarayigowda was i possession of the sunt :
achedule
serious "allegation made
against this accused, it. 12, not ¢ a ft cese for enlarging the
accuser Or. bail.
4. _Aecondivgty, the petition is dismissed