Supreme Court of India
Anand Kumar @ Sanjjay Lalwani v. The State of Madhya Pradesh
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid, the appeal is allowed. Accordingly, we set aside the impugned judgment of the High Court dated 19.09.2024 in Misc. Criminal Case No. 33770 of 2019. The consequence will be that the complaint pending trial before the Second Additional Sessions Judge, Bhopal, in ST No. 459 of 2018 stands quashed against all the arrayed accused. Further, in view of our judgment, nothing further survives in CRR No. 2747 of 2019, pending before the High Court, and the same would also stand dismissed by this judgment.
Judgment, 49
In brief
Respondent No. 2, Pradeep Singh Mehta, owned 54.48 acres at village Kanasaiya; Respondent No. 3 (his cousin) filed a private complaint alleging that the appellant and others forged a General Power of Attorney dated 31.03.1997 in Mehta's name, used it to create a partnership deed of M/s Paradise Farms dated 16.03.2000 into which the whole land was contributed as capital, and secured mutation of the land in the firm's name in 2000, thereby depriving Mehta and also 7.50 acres said to have been given to the complainant.…
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