Supreme Court of India
Vinod v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: c s. 364 - Kidnapping of boy aged 9 years for ransom - Conviction u/s. 364 and sentence of life imprisonment by courts below - Interference with - Held: Not called for - Prosecution clearly established commission of offence of kidnapping - Legislature prescribes stringent sentence for kidnapping - Sentence/sentencing. s. 364 - Kidnapping for ransom - Necessary ingredients - Stated. ss. 359 and 362 - 'Kidnapping' and 'Abduction' - Distinction between. Words and phrases: 'Demand' - Meaning of. According to the prosecution case, PW-2-son of PW- 1, aged 9 years was kidnapped for
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