Chhattisgarh High Court

CRR/1157/1998 of Prahlad Singh Vs State Of Madhya Pradesh on 26 February 1999

OF “1%. 00m; OE cRmmAL LRggEn-UEg. nnnnn A ;“ >r ‘ .L‘HJz. HIGH COURT OF JUDECATURE . cmmm. mvmsmnwo. ”$7 A998. v 1. Prahlad ‘Singh $on of Nagarmal ’znanSal, a ? * aged 5o years, .Ajay Kumar son of Kishanchand Bansal, E a ‘ aged 22 years,

......

>r

‘.L‘HJz. HIGH[COURT]OF[JUDECATURE]

.

cmmm. mvmsmnwo.[”$7]A998.

v 1.Prahlad[‘Singh][ $on][ of][ Nagarmal][ ’znanSal,]

a?*

aged5o years,

Bansal,

.Ajay Kumar son of Kishanchandaged22years, E a[‘]

Anil Kumar[son][ of][ Kishanchand]

Bansal,

§

N

aged[28]years,

I

All[Resid][ ents][ of][ Manendragarn][ Road,]

(3%

“Mo;SI yaAmbikapur; Police[station][ mbikapur,]é?“District Surguja(MP).. . . . . . . . . .AJVOCQhVs.rV(1——,:PEAR.State of Mamlya Pradesh . . . . . . . . . .gPmcayg.

NomAPrLiC NE.

GRIMIZNAL REVISION[ UKWER][ SECTION][ 39w]

“1%.4m.OF 00m; OE cRmmAL LRggEn-UEg.

nnnnn

Page 1 of 3

A;“

,

CRIMINAL REVISION[NO.]ll57OFl92§

?rah1ad Singhand twoothers

Vs,

The stateofMadhyaPradesh

ORDER

Theapplicantsareaggrieved by[the][ order][ dated]4.8.1998,passed[by][ the]FirstAddiiona15e5$10nsJudge,Ambikapur,framingcharge against them for an offencepunishabieundersection 506-8oftheIndian PenalCadea

V.

,2“

Learnedcuunselfor theapplicantsurged thatthere wasnoevidence on record tobasesuchacharge,an§ that thecharge was vague.

3. Counsel for theStatesupported theorderstating that[the]evidenceof theprosecutrixand horlandwlady[was]sufficient tomakeouta prim;faciecase,and the threatscontinued to be given[forva]longduration.Nospecificdatecould,therefore,be givenand thechargedidnotsufferfrom anydefect.

S‘

4. Havingheardcounsel for bothsides_and havingdocumentson record,weareofthe View thatperused[the]thispetitionmustbedismissed.-The proceedingscommenced on the written reportoftheprosecutrixlodged»atgPolice-Station[Ambikapur.]Therearespecific.-\allegationsofcriminalintimidation by theapplicants"Theallegationswere repeatedin herstatemtntrecorded i “.

2

Page 2 of 3

by[the]Police.And thereisevidenceofherland—ladyalscon thesamapoint.A$ thestageofcharge,CourtsGare required toSaeonly whethera Egima faciecaseexist$.Theyarenotexpected toanalyse theevidencein detailatthatstage.Andlookingta thematerialonrecord,itcannotbesaid that thereisno prima‘facieevidencein thiscase.making to tbacontinuingnatureof theo£fence thechargealsocannotbesaid to he vagueo15.Thisrevision petitionis.therefore,dismiseeé.‘L##r #7:?”’{iisw;\JUDGEaA-2d1999

Page 3 of 3

Loading citations and judicial treatment…

You have used today's free searches. Sign in, for free, to keep searching without a limit.

Compass reads the judgments for you and finds the paragraphs for and against your question. Sign in to use it.

My Vault follows judgments for you and records every later decision that cites them. Sign in to keep one.

Sign in to download the court's PDF. The full text stays free to read here.

Search and read Indian judgments without limits, save them to My Vault and find the relevant paragraphs with Compass.

Open the sign-in page instead