Supreme Court of India
Puni Devi & Ors. v. Tulsi Ram
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Penal Code, 1860 – s.379, 427, 447 and 504 r/w s.149 – Criminal trespass and theft – Complainant-respondent alleged that accused persons trespassed into his land, thereafter, they cut and removed the wheat crop from the land and ran away with a bundle of wheat – Trial Court after appreciating evidence on the record came to conclusion that the offence was not established – However, High Court set aside the judgment of the Trial Court – On appeal, held: The evidence indicated that there was a dispute in regard to the land since both the parties were claiming possession and a suit regarding the…
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