Supreme Court of India
Mayank N Shah v. State of Gujarat & Anr.
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We are of the view that the said judgments are not helpful in support of the ca se of the appellant.
Judgment, page 9
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Sentence/Sentencing – Complaint lodged against the appellant-accused no.4 and four others – At the rel evant time, accused no.1 was serving as Branch Manager of Centr al Bank of India, Ahmedabad– Accused nos.2, 3 were partners of a partnership firm engaged in the business of manufacturi ng crank- shafts for jeeps, ambassador cars etc.– Appellant w as serving as Chief Manager (Operations) with the firm and accuse d no.5 was office Superintendent– Accused no.2 applied to the Bank for availing loan facilities for the firm – Case of the complai nant inter alia that under the Usance Bills
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