Supreme Court of India
Pandurang Sitaram Bhagwat v. State of Maharashtra
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We are of the opinion that the matter should be finally disposed of by this Court upon consideration of the materials on record. c The strained relationship between the parties is not in dispute.
Judgment, page 6
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Penal Code, I 860; Ss. 323, 354, 504, 506 rlw Section 34 Landlord and three others allegedly assaulted tenant and outraged the modesty of his wife-Trial Court found the landlord guilty, convicted and sentenced him but acquitted other accused persons-Affirmed by the Appellate Court and High Court-On appeal, Held : No independent witness examined and witnesses named in the Panchnama declared hostile-Exact place of occurrence and the manner of commission of the offence materially differ-Since Trial Court observed that most of the statements made by the prosecution witnesses as incorrect and
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