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Brief Facts The criminal appeal under Section 374 Cr.P.C, has been preferred by the accused-appellant wherein he has challenged the judgment of conviction and sentence dated 04.01.1994 passed by the Court of learned Special Judge, Scheduled Caste/ Schedule Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities Cases), Kota whereby the learned trial court convicted him for the offence under...
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Brief Facts The State of Rajasthan filed the present appeal against the judgment dated 04.01.2001 whereby the respondents Dharamraj (husband of the deceased) and Satyanarain (brother-in-law) were acquitted of charges under Section 302 IPC. The complainant Ranglal also filed a criminal revision petition challenging the acquittal. The prosecution case was that the deceased Amita sustained...
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Brief Facts The Appellant was convicted by the District & Sessions Judge, Sawai Madhopur in Sessions Case No.128/2014 for offences under Sections 364, 394 and 302 IPC and sentenced to life imprisonment along with other sentences. The prosecution case was that the deceased Kamli was last seen going with the appellant on 08.05.2014; her skeletal...
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Brief Facts The State of Rajasthan filed the present criminal appeal challenging the judgment dated 20.08.1997 passed by the Special Judge, SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Cases, Baran whereby the accused respondents were acquitted of the charge under Section 302 IPC. The Complainant also filed a criminal revision petition assailing the same judgment. The prosecution case...
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Brief Facts That the present case arose from an incident alleged to have occurred in the night of 09.01.1990 and 10.01.1990, when the complainant claimed that while he and his family were sleeping in their house, the appellant Ugma, along with three others, arrived at around midnight in a jeep, whereupon Ugma allegedly fired a...
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Brief Facts The case arises from the death of Shanti, a woman who was allegedly found in an unconscious condition and later declared dead. It was alleged that the accused son confessed his crime before villagers and the same was even mentioned in the contents of the complaint. A written report was submitted by her...
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Brief Facts That Sunita, the daughter of Joga Singh, was married to Balwant Singh, son of Trilok Singh, and began residing at her matrimonial home in village. According to the prosecution, after the marriage, Sunita was subjected to harassment and cruelty by her husband and in-laws in connection with alleged demands for dowry, including a...
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Brief Facts The case arose from the death of Amba Lal on 03.03.1998, who allegedly fell ill after consuming tea at his residence and expired while being taken to the hospital. Initially, a report under Section 174 CrPC was lodged describing the incident as a sudden and unexplained death. Nearly twenty days later, a complaint...
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Brief Facts The present case arises out of an incident dated 31.03.1995, wherein Smt. Chanda Soni sustained extensive burn injuries at her residence. On the same day, she gave a parcha bayan to the police stating that due to long-standing matrimonial disputes with her husband, she poured kerosene upon herself and set herself on fire,...
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Brief Facts The present Appeal arose from an incident dated 07.05.1987 involving Smt. Madhu, who had been married to respondent No.1 Brij Lal for about four years. According to her initial statement given to the police in the morning, she alleged that after marriage she was subjected to continuous cruelty and harassment by her husband...
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