Supreme Court of India
Subash Chandra Bohidar v. Secy., Burobhadi S.C.S.
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T K.Venkataswani,J. Leave granted. The parties in both the appeals are the same. The appellants was acting as Secretary of the respondent Co- operative Society from 16.3.1972 to 24.1.1978. It was alleged by the respondent that during this period the appellant has misappropriated a total sum of Rs.2107/- and Rs.1250/- and on that ground two criminal cases being I. . . Case No.57 of 1981 and I. . . Case No.56 of 1981 respectively were filed against the appellant.
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