charge under Sections 120-B , 380 and 497 of the
Indian Penal Code, 1860 (in short ' IPC ') (though ... corroborate the version of the complainant.
Further as per Section 497 of Indian Penal Code "
Whoever has sexual intercourse with a person
proceed against the petitioner only for the offence under Section 497 IPC. The
complaint under Section 420 , 506 / 34 IPC ... India , 2018(11) Scale 556 has
struck down Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code as unconstitutional being
violative of Articles
accused/respondent No. 2
was laid under Sections 448 / 497 of the IPC.
4. After exhausting all required legal formalities, the learned court ... IPC. Section 448 is a penal provision for committing house trespass as defined
in Section 442 of the IPC
India reported in AIR 2018 SC 4898
has held Section 497 of IPC is ultra vires the Constitution
of India and has struck ... allegations made for the offence punishable
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under Section 497 of IPC and as such, entire proceedings
against the petitioner
fact that the Supreme Court has struck down Section 497 IPC on the ground being violative of Article 14 of the Constitution ... complaint against the petitioners under Section 497 IPC cannot proceed further. However, from the statement of the complainant and the witnesses
that applicant/petitioner has been summoned to face trial under Section 497 IPC and charge sheet has been filed against ... provisions of Section 198 Cr.P.C. for an offence under Section 497 IPC which falls within Chapter XX of the Indian Penal
498A/324/326/307/497 Of The Ipc vs In Re : Sk. Sadek Ali @ Sekh Sadek on 11 November ... dated 24.9.2019 under sections
498A / 324 / 326 / 307 / 497 of the IPC
And
In Re : Sk. Sadek Ali @ Sekh Sadek ...... petitioner
adulterous relationship for the offence of adultery u/s 497 IPC still that
would not be a disqualification against the mother for grant
single adultery)."
(vii) Adultery has been defined in Section 497 I.P.C. as follows:-
" whoever has a sexual intercourse with a person
conclusion that the conviction of the appellants
under Sections 495 / 497 IPC was fully justified.
Regarding recovery and seizure of the looted articles
