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1966 Supreme(AP) 38

ANANTA NARAYANA AYYAR
KOSANA RANGANAYAKAMMA – Appellant
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PASUPULETI SUBBAMMA – Respondent


ANATHANARAYANA AYYAR, J.

( 1 ) ONE K. Ranganayakamma filed a private complaint against four persons alleging that A-4 dragged her by hair, that A-2 fisted her on the back, that as she extricated herself from them and was trying to get into her house A-1 beat her with a chappal on her left cheek and that A-3 handed over a stick to A-l for the purpose of beating her. The learned Judicial Second Class Magistrate, mangalagiri, took the case on his file under sections 323, 352, 355 and 109, Indian penal Code. After full trial, he convicted A-l under sections 355 and 323, indian Penal Code, believing the case of the prosecution about beating and sentenced him to pay a fine of Rs 50 and Rs, 30 respectively and in default to suffer rigorous imprisonment for one month on each count. He acquitted A-2, A-3 and A-4. A-l filed Crl. Appeal No. 427 of 1964 before the learned Sessions Judge guntur. The latter acquitted A-l altogether. The complainant filed Crl. R. P. No 25 of 1964 on 28th October, 1964 before the learned Sessions Judge for making a reference to this Court against the judgment of the trial: Court so far as it related to the acquittal of A-2, A-3 and A-4. The learned Sessions Judge,

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