Supreme Court of India
A.K. Mallu v. Puranachandra Rao & Anr.
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c Code of Criiainal Procedure (Act 5 of 1898), s. 562(1. )--lf applies only to offences relating to property. The accused was convicted of the offence of wrongful confinement under s. 342 I.P. ., and was released after due admonition under s. 562( 1-AJ, Criminal Procedure Code. On the question whelher the latter section is concerned only with offences relating to· propc.rty and was therefore not applicable in the present case, HELD : The clause "any offence ur.dcr the Indian Penal Code punish able with not more than two years' imprisonment" ins. 562(\- ) Cr.P. ., stands by itself and
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