Supreme Court of India
Sri Ganesh v. State of Tamil Nadu and Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860: s.376- Sexual intercourse on false promise of marriage - Allegation of victim that the appellant-accused committed sexual intercourse 5-6 times on false promise of marriage'.... In her cross examination, victim gave last date of sexual intercourse as August 2009 - Appellant took plea of being juvenile on that date - Trial court after considering relevant material on record ' declared the appellant to be juvenile on the last date of incident - Revision petition of complainant allowed by High Court and matter remitted to trial court 011 the ground that the trial court ought to
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