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CRMA/275/2003 of MR. GURUDAS PENDEKAR, BASTORA, BARDEZ-GOA. Vs STATE, THROUGH P.I., MAPUSA POLICE STN.,MAPUSA GOA on 11 December 2003

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COURT OF BOMBAY AT GOA CRIMINAL MISC. APPLICATION NO. 275 OF 2003 MR. GURUDAS PENDEKAR, BASTORA, ....Applicants BARDEZ-GOA. Versus STATE, THROUGH P.I., MAPUSA POLICE ....Respondents STN.,MAPUSA GOA SHRI J. GODINHO,SHRI S. N. SARDESSAI, PP Coram:- P. V. HARDAS, J. Date:- 11th December, 2003 P.C.:

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY AT GOA

CRIMINAL MISC. APPLICATION NO. 275 OF 2003

MR. GURUDAS PENDEKAR, BASTORA, BARDEZ-GOA.

....Applicants

Versus

STATE, THROUGH P.I., MAPUSA POLICE STN.,MAPUSA GOA

....Respondents

SHRI J. GODINHO,SHRI S. N. SARDESSAI, PP

-Coram:P. V. HARDAS, J.

-Date:11th December, 2003

P.C.:

This is an application under Section 262of the Code of Criminal Procedure forcorrecting the typographical errorswhich have crept in paragraph 17 of theJudgment. In paragraph 17, in lines 2and 7, inadvertently it has been typedas '55' and 'seven days' instead of '35'and 'seven years' respectively. Theoperative Order, which was pronouncedimmediately, correctly refers to thenumber of the appeal as '35' andsentence of rigorous imprisonment as 'seven years'.

2. Criminal Miscellaneous Application

is, accordingly, allowed. Office to

carry out the necessary corrections inparagraph 17 of the Judgment in lines 2and 7 to read as '35' and 'seven years'instead of '55' and 'seven days'

respectively. Certified copy be issued

accordingly.

P. V. HARDAS, J.

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