Supreme Court of India
Mayank N Shah v. State of Gujarat & Anr.
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We are of the view that the said judgments are not helpful in support of the case of the appellant.
Judgment, page 9
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Sentence/Sentencing – Complaint lodged against the appellant-accused no.4 and four others – At the relevant time, accused no.1 was serving as Branch Manager of Central Bank of India, Ahmedabad– Accused nos.2, 3 were partners of a partnership firm engaged in the business of manufacturing crank- shafts for jeeps, ambassador cars etc.– Appellant was serving as Chief Manager (Operations) with the firm and accused no.5 was office Superintendent– Accused no.2 applied to the Bank for availing loan facilities for the firm – Case of the complainant inter alia that under the Usance Bills facility, the…
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