Supreme Court of India
State of A.P. v. Lankapalli Venkateswarlu
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JUDGMENT: ORDER 1. The short question of law that arises for consideration in this appeal is if the High Court was right in its finding that the appellants were liable to be proceeded with and were not liable to be discharged on the second complaint filed under Section 494 IPC, for which they had been convicted and sentenced earlier. 2. Appellant 1 is said to have married appellant 2. The wife of appellant 2 one Promila filed a complaint under Section 494 IPC, in which the appellants were convicted and sentenced to undergo simple imprisonment for two years and fine of Rs 2000 each and in…
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