Supreme Court of India
Manjappa & Anr. v. State of Karnataka
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 366- , 372 and 373 rlw s.34 - Kidnapping of a minor c girl with an intention to force her to illicit intercourse and selling her for purpose of prostitution - HELD: In view of the evidence of the prosecution witnesses, High Courl rightly set aside acquittal of one of the accused, confirmed the conviction of two, and imposed the sentence of 7 years imprisonment 0 with a fine of Rs. 50, QOOI- upon each of the three accused - In a case of this nature, it is just and proper to impose a deterrent sentence - Sentence/sentencing. The two appellants ( -3) and ( -2) along with -1
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