Supreme Court of India

Debabrata Gupta v. S. K. Ghosh

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Bench A. N. Ray and I. D. Dua JJ.
Decided 23 February 1970

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Indian Penal Code Section 406--Criminal breach of trus--Jngrt'di­ ents necessary-Proof of entrustment. Certain disputes arose between the appellant and the respondent '"ho were partners in a firm. After the respondent had sent to the appellant a notice for dissolution of the partnership, the appellant withdrew cenain funds from the firm account. The respondent thereafter lodged a com­ plaint against the appellant alleging criminal breach of trust \vithin the meaning of Section 406 I.P. .…

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