Supreme Court of India
Ram Chandra Bhagat v. State of Jharkhand
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 493 - Prosecution under - · Accused and complainant living as husband and wife for nine years - Having two children out of this relation - Forms regarding marriage registration signed by accused as well as complainant - In the voter's list complainant mentioned as wife of the accused - The persons related to the complainant and o the accused also made to believe that the complainant was wife of the accused - Courts below convicted the accused u/ s. 493 - On appeal to Supreme Court, difference of opinion between the two Judges of Division Bench as regards applicability of
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