Supreme Court of India
Sanjay Kumar v. The State of Bihar & Anr.
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PLEADINGS: Complaint for offences punishable u/ss 406 and 420 /PC and s. 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act - Quashed by High Court - SLP by complainant - Notice to petitioner complainant to show that the institution was a fake one as 0 pleaded by him - Petitioner seeking to ignore such pleadings - Held: Pleadings have to be true to the knowledge of parties and in case a person takes such misleading pleadings, he can be refused not only any kind of indulgence by court but can also be tried for perjury - In case, pleading taken by petitioner is true, he cannot ask for ignoring the same - In
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