Supreme Court of India
Madanlal v. State of Punjab
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J had authorised the appellant a clerk under him, to withdraw moneys from Bank for payments to different persons. J, discovering that the moneys were not paid to persons concerned, lodged a report. The appellant admitted to have withdrawn the moneys, but stated that he had handed them over to J, and made entries in the register showing disbursement at J s instance, and J had initiated them. J was charged under s. 409 and the appellant under ss. 409, 465, 477A and 120- I.P. .
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