Supreme Court of India
Kushal Kumar Gupta and Anr. v. Mala Gupta
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.181(4) - Applicability of - Complaint filed against petitioners-parents- · in-law u/ss.406 and 498- /PC before Judicial Magistrate at Patiala - Issuance of process against petitioners - Revision thereagainst dismissed - Application filed u/s. 482 by petitioners on the ground that the Court at Patiala had no o jurisdiction to entertain the complaint since no part of cause of action for the same arose within its jurisdiction - High Court dismissed s. 482 application - Ori appeal, held: It is during the trial that the petitioners would have to disprove the
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