Supreme Court of India
Kumar Ghimirey v. The State of Sikkim
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Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012: ss.9/10 – Sexual assault on seven year old girl – Appellant convicted under ss.9/10 of POSCO Act and under s.341 IPC and awarded simple imprisonment for a period of 7 years and imposed fine of Rs.50,000/- and imprisonment of one month for offence under s.341 IPC – Appeal against conviction under s.386 Cr.P. . before High Court – High Court though dismissed the appeal but while dismissing the appeal converted sentence under ss.9/10 of POSCO Act into sentence under s.5(m) r/w s.6 of POSCO Act and enhanced sentence from seven years to ten…
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