arising in the trial of John McIver for criminal breach of trust at the last criminal Sessions have been reserved to us for decision under ... that the accused had committed the offences of cheating and criminal breach of trust. Summonses were issued by the Chief Presidency Magistrate in respect
ingredients to constitute the offence of
forgery or criminal breach of trust are spelt out. It has been vehemently
submitted that there ... each case.
24. The distinction between mere breach of contract and the offence
of criminal breach of trust and cheating are fine one. In case
first informant, the accused committed an offence of
criminal breach of trust by misappropriating the property worth
Rs.49.42 crore.
4.7 Accordingly, the first ... none of the ingredients to constitute the offence of forgery,
criminal breach of trust or cheating are spelt out. There is not a single
document
arising in the trial of John McIver for criminal breach of trust at the last Criminal Sessions have been reserved to us for decision under ... that the accused had committed the offences of cheating and criminal breach of trust. Summonses were issued by the Chief Presidency Magistrate in respect
forgery and have also committed an
offence of the criminal breach of trust.
11. It appears that the learned Metropolitan
Magistrate took cognizance upon ... each case.
27. The distinction between mere breach of contract
and the offence of criminal breach of trust and
cheating are fine one. In case
alleged. Charge framed u/S 409 IPC does not relate to breach
of trust by a warehouse keeper, which offence is exclusively
punishable ... breach of trust inter-alia by a
warehouse keeper to whom entrustment of property is made
and the said trust is breached. The punishment provided
words, whether
the necessary ingredients to constitute an offence of criminal breach of
trust or cheating are spelt out.
6 The learned counsel appearing ... each case.
14 The distinction between mere breach of contract and the offence
of criminal breach of trust and cheating are fine one. In case
dishonest intentions of not paying back
the money and committed criminal breach of
trust and fraud. Thereafter, he (accused)
assualted me (complainant) with a knife ... each case.
22. The distinction between mere breach of
contract and the offence of criminal breach
of trust and cheating are fine one. In case
think it is appropriate to notice the legal position.
Every breach of trust may not result in a penal offence of criminal
breach of trust ... evidence of a mental act of
fraudulent misappropriation. An act of breach of trust involves a
civil wrong in respect of which the persons wronged
think it is appropriate to notice the legal position.
Every breach of trust may not result in a penal offence of criminal
breach of trust ... agent. Breach
of contract simplicitor does not constitute an offence..."
26. Section 405 Indian Penal Code deals with criminal
breach of trust. A careful
