deciding such cases,
one should avoid the temptation to decide cases (as said by Cardozo)
by matching the colour of one case against the colour ... case or the evidence of the victim are minor discrepancy
which does not go to the root of the prosecution case about the
kidnapping
with the cases cited. The case of Beg. v. Samia Kaundan (1876) I.L.R., 1 Mad., 173, was a case of kidnapping ... learned Judges in the Madras case be taken as applicable not only to a case of kidnapping out of British India, as defined in Section
Kidnapping for ransom, etc. - Whoever kidnaps or abducts any person or keeps a person in detention after such kidnapping or abduction, and threatens to cause ... accused kidnapped or abducted the child, kept him under detention after such kidnapping and that the kidnapping was for ransom. So far as kidnapping
kidnapping.
10. Learned counsel for the appellant has submitted that the case of kidnapping or abduction has not been proved by the prosecution and before ... each case. Kidnapping and abduction are two distinct offences. The ingredients of the two offences are entirely different. Kidnapping except kidnapping from India
Thereafter, police had the clue
that gang involved in both the kidnapping cases, is the same.
FIR NO: 300/10 4/76
State Vs. Hari ... case.
93.The entire prosecution case rests upon the circumstantial
evidence as there is no eye witness in the present case to
kidnapping and murder
Shahkot wanted to implicate him in this case and he falsely
mentioned in this case. The case under Section 363 , 366 IPC has been
registered ... Court in the said kidnapping case and what
order was passed by this Court in that case . The present case has been
registered only
deposed
before enquiring officer stating that the
plaintiff is involved in kidnapping case
and on 23.08.2010 when press meet was
call and thereafter ... deposed before the enquiry officer stating that plaintiff
is involved in kidnapping case. It is argued plaintiff has
also proved in the press meet dated
girl below 18 years could be no excuse in
a case of ‘kidnapping’ within the meaning of Section 361 IPC.
ANALYSIS ... first
glance, does little to aid the appellant’s case. On facts, the case is
distinguishable as it was restricted to an instance of “taking
under:
"364A. Kidnapping for ransom, etc. - Whoever kidnaps or
abducts any person or keeps a person in detention after
such kidnapping or abduction ... accused kidnapped or
abducted the person; (2) kept him under detention after
such kidnapping and abduction; and (3) that the kidnapping
or abduction
allowing a minor to accompany a person, held that "no case of kidnapping was made out."
20. Applying the ratio of the aforesaid ... enticing away. The essential ingredients of the offence of kidnapping are missing in these cases. The girls having reached the age of discretion
