Supreme Court of India
Lashkari Ram & Ors v. Mast Ram Tanta & Anr.
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JUDGMENT: JUDGMENT NANAVATI. J. In this appeal, filed by some of the officers of the Himacahal Pradesh Government, what is called in question are the remarks made against them by the High Court, while disposing of Criminal Revision No. 56/82. Respondent No.1 Mast Ram Tanta was tried by the Court of Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Theog for certain offences punishable under the Indian Penal Code and the Forest Act. Respondnt No. 1 pleaded quilty and was sentenced to pay fine only.
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