Supreme Court of India
Iqbal Singh Narang & Ors. v. Veeran Narang
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 193, 420, 120-8 .:... Criminal complaint by respondent against appellants u/ss. 193, 420, 120-8 for allegedly making false statements in judicial proceedings before the Rent Controller - Application containing the aforesaid allegation also filed before the Rent Controller in Rent Application filed by appellant No. 1 - Rent Controller disposed of the application holding that the complaint filed ulss. 193, 420, 425 was yet to be decided and o there was, therefore, no question of initiation of any action against the appellant on the basis of the said complaint - · Issuance
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