Supreme Court of India
Girraj Prasad Meena v. State of Rajasthan & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.252 and Chapter XXl- - FIR uls. 365 /PC - Alleging c offence of kidnapping against 7 persons - Police fifed charge sheet uls.323 and 343 rlw. s.34 /PC only against two accused - Both the accused fifed application pleading guilty for the offences charged - Trial court without notice to the victim convicted the accused u/ss.323 and 343 rlw. s.34 /PC and 0 concluded the trial same day - Application u/s. 482 by the appellant dismissed by High Court - Held: Order of trial court stands vitiated as it proceeded not only in great haste but adopted a procedure not
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