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1971 Supreme(SC) 570

A.N.RAY, D.G.PALEKAR
Mahendra Singh – Appellant
Versus
State Of Rajasthan – Respondent


Judgment

PALEKAR, J::- These are appeals by Special leave by one Mahendra Singh from an order of conviction under Sections 419 and 471 both r/w. Sections 109 and 466, IPC recorded by the learned Additional Sessions Judge, Jodhpur confirmed in appeal by the High Court of Rajasthan so far as Sections 466 and 471 r/w Section 109, IPC are concerned. The sentences of imprisonment imposed by the learned Additional Sessions Judge were reduced by the High Court to the period already undergone.

2. The facts, so far as the appellant is concerned are that the appellant at the relevant time was working as a Cargo Clerk in the Indian Air Lines at Delhi. On 23rd January, 1954, three persons namely Pakhar Singh Mehar Singh and Niranjan Singh went to Jodhpur Airport with Passports for boarding in the plane going to Karachi from where they were to proceed to Great Britain. After examining the luggage and passports, they were allowed to board the plane but the Officer, Shri Sukhdeo Muni, entertained some suspicion about them and so before the plane left, he went inside the plane, examined the passports more closely and on interrogation realised that the passports were forged He, therefore, made these






























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