Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra v. Ravikant Shankarappa Patil & Ors.
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PENAL CODE 1860: c ss.376,386 read with ss.148,, 4521149, 3661149, 3421149, 3231149, 506 (2)1149 /PC and S. 25(1) (a) of the Arms Act Allegation against main accused that he threatened the prosecutrix and her family members and married the prosecutrix and raped her - Other accused prosecuted for 0 various other offences -Conviction by trial court-Acquittal by High Court holding that the father and the brother of prosecutrix acted as vakils of the prosecutrix and gave consent for the marriage and in consideration Mehar was given and there was a/so a valid Nikahnama - Held: The judgment of the
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