Supreme Court of India
Nagaraj v. Union of India
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What the Court ordered
In view of the foregoing discussion, the appeal succeeds and is allowed in part.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Railways Act, 1989 – s.160(2) – Opening or breaking a level crossing gate – Appellant -driver while driving the bus hit it against the railway crossing gate – Due to the said hit, the rail way crossing gate was broken – Trial Court found appellant guilty for commiss ion of the offence u/s. 160(2) of the Act and he was sentenced to u ndergo simple imprisonment for a period of six months – Appe llate Court affirmed the conviction – In Revision, High Court upheld the order of the Appellate Court – On appeal, held: Three Cou rts below, on appreciation of evidence had found that appellant had
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