Supreme Court of India
B. Chandrika v. Santhosh & Anr
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Penal Code, 1860 - s.420 r/w s.34 - Case initiated by Magistrate on a protest complaint filed by first respondent - Two accused; -1 and -2 - -2 is divorced wife of -1 - Summons issued against -2 - Challenge to - Held: The statement of the complainant clearly indicates that money was entrusted to -1 and not to -2-Police investigation revealed that during the period when money was entrusted to -1, he was separated from -2 - No reason to prosecute -2 considering the fact that she had no role, even according to the complainant - Magistrate did not consider this Vital aspect when the protest
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