Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh v. Mukesh and Ors.
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Railways Act, 1989-Section 143-Unauthorized carrying on of business of procuring railway tickets-Allegation of abetment against reservation clerks-Conviction under-Acquittal by High Court-legality of-Held: Reservation clerks did not violate any Rules while issuing ticket, as such no illegal omission to constitute abetment-Also no independent evidence adduced by prosecution to show that the clerks intentionally aided the accused-Common questions were framed and asked to all the accused persons which did not subserve the requirements of Section 313 Cr.P. - Thus, order of High Court does not…
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