Supreme Court of India
Mohandas Lalwani v. The State of Madhya Pradesh
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Indian Penal Code, s. 165-Appel/afll attempted to bribe the Chiei Engi· neer to aecure a contract-Trial Court acquitted but High Court convicted and sent,nced the appellant- Whether High ?urt has power of review the entire t•vidtnce under s. 417, Cr. P. . The accused-appeliant was acquitted by the Special Judge, Bhopal, but con· victed by the High Court under s. 165· I.P. ., and sentenced to one year's rigorous in1pri~onment. The pro~ecution case is that on 1\pril 9, 1966, the Chief Engineer (Construction) of ff.eavy Electricals Ltd. \Vas present in hi! office. The a12pellant-accused went
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