Supreme Court of India
Hema v. State, Thr. Inspector of Police, Madras
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 120B and 420 rlw. ss. 511, 465 I and 471 - Prosecution under - For offence of criminal conspiracy to cheat Passport Office, in order: to obtain passports on the basis of ante-dated passport applications with duplicate file numbers accompanied by forged enclosures - Conviction by courts below - Held: Prosecution proved its case - Supreme Court not to interfere with concurrent findings offacts by courts below except where there is serious infirmity in the appreciation of evidence and the findings are perverse - Conviction confirmea ...:. -However, in view of the fact that
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