Supreme Court of India

Vadilal Panchal v. Dattatraya Dulaji Ghadigaonker and Another

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Bench S.K. Das J.
Decided 6 May 1960

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Criminal Procedure-Complaint-Magistrate referring com- plaint to police for report-Plea of self-defence-Magistrale dismis- sing complaint upholding such plea on the basis of police report- Legality-Indian.Evidence Act, I872 (I of I872), s. I05-Code of Criminal Procedure, I898 (Act 5 of I898), ss. 200, 202, 203. On June 3, I956, riots broke out after a public meeting held in Bombay in connection with the re-organisation of the State of Bombay was dispersed on account of the disturbances created. therein.

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