Supreme Court of India
Abhayanand Mishra v. The State of Bihar
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From the headnote
Criminal Law-Attempt to cheat-Getting admission card from University on false representation-Preparation to commit offence and attempt to commit offence, difference-Admission card, if pro perty-Indian Penal Code (Act 45 of z86o), ss. 420, 5II. The appellant applied to the Patna University for pennis sion to appear at the 1954 M. . Examination in English as a private candidate representing that he was' a graduate having obtained his . . Degree in 1951 and that he had been teach ing in a certain school. Believing his statements the University authorities gave him the necessary permisslon,
Where later benches applied it
- 1980 State of Maharashtra v. Mohd. Y Akub S/0 Abdul Hamid & Ors.
- 1977 Nrisingha Murari Chakraborty & Ors v. State of West Bengal
- 1961 Om Prakash v. The State of Punjab
- 1961 Major E. G. Barsy v. The State of Bombay
Of those, 4 mentioned
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