read with
Section 471 IPC on the allegations that during the period 198182, he forged his
matriculation certificate by altering the actual date ... seeking permission U/s 315 Cr.PC to examine himself in this case.
In his statement U/s 313 Cr.PC recorded
deceased Ex.PW2/16,
matriculation certificate of the deceased Ex.PW2/17, report U/s 174
impugned judgment
dated 29.4.2002 convicted accused Satish Kumar under section 304-B IPC
but acquitted his co-accused Rajinder Kumar and Balwan Singh, and after ... same. It was contended that the deceased had appeared in
matriculation examination as admitted by the complainant but no letter was
written by the deceased
statement of victim girl has been recorded under section-164
of the Cr.P.C . and she has specifically stated in her
statement that ... between 17-19 years.
Furthermore, the impugned order reveals that the
Matriculation certificate of mark-sheet of the victim was
produced before the learned Addl
offence U/S 366/376 IPC but successfully
established the case U/S 363 IPC against the accused.
So far as the offences punishable under ... Prosecution case for the offences U/S 366/376 of the IPC but her
testimony is not trustworthy and do not inspire the confidence
also stated that accused did not allow the
deceased to appear in matriculation examination. To a leading
question ... Marte
Hai". She was confronted with her statement u/s.161 Cr.PC
Ex.PW3/DA wherein it is not recorded so. Therefore
G.Sivakumar vs Santhanalakshmi on 24 March, 2011
Author: R.Mala
Bench: R.Mala
IN
employed in
cement factory and had education upto
matriculation examination.
NZ
Accused No.1 is the son of A2 and A3. The
absconding accused ... IPC against the accusleidov
FIR as per Ex.Pl3 to the n1.ag:istra'te;~.._.
Thereafter, he sent a requis-itionlto
Sukhpal Kaur vs State Of Punjab on 21 September, 2011
Author: Sabina
Bench: Jasbir Singh
besides the statement of Baljinder Kaur, she has also placed on
record matriculation certificate Ex.D1, character certificate Ex.D2, Junior
Basic Teachers ... Class, Ropar reveals that the
application of Harbant Kaur under Section 488 Cr.P.C. (125 Cr.P.C .) was
allowed against Sadhu Singh
