Supreme Court of India
Manoranjan Das v. State of Jharkhand
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Penal Code, 1860: Ss. 420//09-Abetting offence of cheating-An account-holder introducing a person to bank for opening an account-The person so introduced opening a current account with the bank and withdrawing certain amount from the bank by presenting fake bank drafts-Prosecution of introducer-Conviction and sentence by trial court u/s 420--Appellate court converting the conviction into one u/s 4201109-Held, trial court as well as the appellate court committed serious error in finding the introducer guilty of offence u/s 4201109-He had introduced the said person to tlie bank only for opening
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