Supreme Court of India
Abdul Fazal Siddiqui v. Fatehchand Hirawat and Anr.
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Indian Penal Code, 1860: Sections 24, 25, 415, 420/120 and 420/34. Cheating-Essential ingredients of-Advance loan against stock in trade of business-Representation that business in question was free from all encumbrances-Later it was found that property in question was encumbered property and receivers had been appointed in respect of that propeity by the High Court:-Trial for cheating-Conviction of accused by Trial Court-Con viction and sentence upheld by High Court-Appeal-Held there was nothing on the record to show that the appellant-accused had any knowledge about the property being an…
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