Supreme Court of India
Jamuna Singh v. State of Bihar
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In the result, we dismiss the appeal against the appellant's con viction under s. 3231.P.C. and allow it with respect to his conviction under s. 436 read with s. 109 I.P.C. which we modify by altering it to one under s. 436 read withs. 1151.P.C. and reducing the sentence to four years' rigorous imprisonment.
Judgment, page 6
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