Supreme Court of India
Dharmadeo Rai v. Ramnagina Rai
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Indian Registration Act, 1916, 4'· 83(1)-Section is permissive and not prohibitive-Does not prevent an aggrieved private person from filing a complaint. private complaint in connection with the forgery of a zerpeshgi lease and its registration under the Indian Registration Act was filed against several persons including the appellant. The appellant was aC<1uitted by the trial court. In an appeal .filed by the complainant the High Court .cpnvioted the appellant under s. 82( d) of the Indian Registration Act for abetment of an offence under s. 82 after overriding his contention that the
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