Supreme Court of India
Ranjit Singh v. The State of Punjab
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Criminal Trial-Perjury-False statement in affidavit-Affi davit affi"Ymed to the best of knowledge and belief-N v obligation to file affidavit-Offence, if made out-Indian Penal Code, I86o (XLV of I86o), SS. I9I and I93· habeas corpus application was made to the High Court al)eging that one S had been illegally arrested and kept in un lawful custody without any charge being made against him and without obtaining remand from a Magistrate. By way of a return the appellant, a sub-Inspector of Police, filed a false affidavit controverting the allegations made in the application. He was prosecuted
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