Supreme Court of India
M. Srikanth v. State of Telangana and Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 –s.482 –Exercise of jurisdiction under – Respondent no.2-complainant filed complaint against nine persons including accused no.1, her brother – As per the complainant, her father was the owner of the property in question and after his death, the property was inherited by her, her three sisters and accused no.1 – She averred that her father had entered into a development agreement with a Construction Company that assigned the rights in favour of a Company represented by accused no.3, who after the death of her father tried to trespass into the property…
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