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State Of Haryana vs Anil Kumar on 11 July, 2003 Equivalent citations: (2004)136PLR69 Author

merits of the case and joined his client to urge only for leniency in the punishment. The learned Additional Sessions Judge, Narnaul, affirming the order ... thought adequate to achieve the purpose of the Act. The leniency in punishment provided in S. 16 was seen as one of the causes which

Kakkar submitted that the petitioner already having been treated with extreme leniency despite his absence for 15 long years, no further relief should be granted ... absence period of the petitioner as leave of the kind due, is leniency enough shown to the petitioner, either under the shelter of the order

custody for the last about 22 months; and, as such, deserves leniency even if this Court comes to the conclusion that case against ... interference as regards conviction of the appellant. As regards the plea for leniency suffice it to refer to a few judgments. "Leniency in matters

offence and as per judgments of Hon'ble Supreme Court, no leniency should be shown in case of white collared crimes because these ... amount involved is very huge and the petitioner does not deserve any leniency. 6. I have considered the record of the case produced during hearing

process, he has suffered mentally and financially as well. He prayed that leniency be shown to the petitioner who, at the relevant time, was working ... fashion to drive fast and in a careless manner and if leniency is shown to the petitioner, it will give a wrong message

conviction. Corruption is such an offence which deserves no leniency or sympathy. Such offence brings disgrace and shame not only to the concerned employee ... possible to adjudge the conduct of the petitioner with any leniency to consider the award of punishment other than the dismissal. The offence, for which

thinking that even if he is convicted, he would be dealt with leniency by the Court. The following principles laid down in authority reported ... taken into consideration:- "1. When automobiles have become death traps any leniency shown to drivers who are found guilty of rash driving would

bank staff and criminally intimidating them, and therefore, they deserve no leniency. This Court has carefully perused the evidence on record with the able assistance ... investigation was conducted fairly. The learned defence counsel lastly contended for leniency. He contended that the accused-appellants have already sufficiently suffered and they

bribe, it would not be possible to view the allegation with any leniency to consider the award of punishment other than dismissal. Though, the petitioner ... issue under consideration is whether the petitioner can be shown any leniency. The petitioner was found guilty of the allegation made against