having committed the offence
punishable under Section 292 read with Section 34 of the Indian Penal
Code, 1860 (hereinafter referred as " IPC ... Thereafter, charge under Section 292 read with Section 34
of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 was framed against all three accused
persons to which they
compliance of Section 207 of
Cr. P.C.
5. Thereafter, charge under Section 292 of the Indian Penal
Code, 1860 was framed against the accused ... Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code reads as under:
[292. Sale, etc., of obscene books, etc.-- [(1) For the purposes of sub
section
have been sent up to face trial for offence under Section 292 / 34
IPC with the allegations that on 27.08.2001, at about ... books and as such had
allegedly committed the offence under Section 292 / 34 IPC. After usual
investigation, the charge sheet was filed
relevant
provisions of the law.
10. To prove its case under section 292 IPC the prosecution is firstly
required to prove that the article ... considered to be obscene, has been
described in the section 292 IPC itself which postulates that an article can be said
to be obscene
292 IPC & Section 67
of Information Technology Act. The perusal of both the sections
reveals that both the sections are giving the definition ... Information
Technology Act 2000 shall be applicable instead of provision of
Section 292 IPC. Hence, none of the accused can be charged
for commission
Accused Mukesh Kumar is
acquitted u/s 63 / 68-A of The
Copyright Act,1957 and Section
292 IPC
h) The date of such ... court u/s 63 / 68-A of The Copyright Act, 1957 and Section 292 IPC
against the accused. Copy of charge sheet and documents
Under Section 292 of The Indian Penal Code ,
1860 read with Section 34 of The Indian
Penal Code , 1860.
(f) Plea of accused person ... under Section 292 of The Indian Penal Code , 1860 read with Section 34 of
The Indian Penal Code , 1860. The allegations against the accused persons
both of them.
3. Accordingly, charges u/s 63/68 A Copyright Act, 1957 and section 292 IPC
were framed against both the accused ... held guilty for the offence u/s 63 / 68 A Copyright
Act, 1957 and u/s 292 IPC vide judgement of this Court dated
herein has faced trial for the commission of offence under
section 292 Indian Penal Code (hereinafter referred to as the IPC ). Briefly ... section 292 IPC. Section 292 (1) defines what is considered to
be obscene. Section 292 (2) IPC penalizes certain activities with respect
Offence complained of
or proved U/s 63/68 A Copyright Act &
Section 292 IPC
C. Date of Offence 18.11.2004
D. Name ... inevitable conclusion that charges under section 63 / 68A
of the Act and Section 292 IPC have not been established. Accordingly,
accused Shashi Kant stands
