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1954 Supreme(Mad) 399

RAMASWAMI
In re B. N. Ramakrishna Naidu – Appellant
Versus
. – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
T.M. Chinnayya Pillai and K. Arunachala Sastri (in Cr. R.C. No.343) and K. Arunachala Sastri, (in Cr. R.C. No.344), for Petitioners; Muthanna for the State Prosecutor for the State (in both cases).

Judgement

ORDER : -These are two connected Revision Cases filed against the convictions and sentences of the learned 4th Presidency Magistrate, George Town, Madras in C.C. Nos.7937 and 7941 of 1953.

The convicted person in C.C. No.7937 of 1953 is B.N. Ramakrishna Naidu who was accused 5 therein and his Revision Case is No.343 of 1954 and the convicted person in the other case is Viswanathan Chetti whose Revision Case is 344 of 1954. B.N. Ramakrishna Naidu has been fined Rs.100/- and Viswanathan Chetti has been fined Rs.50/- and the sandalwood billets in both the cases have been ordered to be confiscated to the Government. The convictions were under S.65 City Police Act.

2. The short facts are: There were frequent thefts of sandalwood logs in the Government Forest in Chittoor and the adjoining Tirumalai Devasthanam forest. These thefts were taking place between May 1952 and November 1952. The Tirumalai Tirupathi Devasthanam had complained of these thefts to the Tirumalai Police Station In other words, the authorities were on the loop out for checking these thefts.

3. I need not point out that in the City of Madras, which is within 100 miles of the Chittoor District, there is a brisk tra




























































































































































































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