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2002 Supreme(P&H) 23

M.L.SINGHAL
Rajinder Kumar – Appellant
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State Of Punjab – Respondent


Judgment

M.L.Singhal, J.

1. Through criminal Mis. Petition No.25956-M of 2001 Rajinder Kumar-petitioner has prayed for the grant of anticipatory bail to him and through criminal misc. Petition No.23064-M of 2001, Jaswinder Singh Petitioner has prayed for the grant of anticipatoiy bail to him in case FIR No. 126 dated 21.5.2001 registered under Sections 419/420/463/467/468/471/471-A/120-B of the Indian Penal Code at PS Division No. 4, Jalandhar.

2. By means of this order, both these criminal misc. petitions shall be disposed of. Facts:-

3. The prosecution case in brief is that Jaswant Singh is the only son of Sardar Ajit Singh who was owner of land measuring 41 kanals 11 marlas and 78 sq. feet in the revenue estate of village Kingra. He died on 4.2.1998 Ajit Singh was resident of village Kingra. During his life time in the year, 1996, Ajit Singh had given two general power of attorney to S. Atam Parkash Singh s/o Aya Singh resident of Jalandhar authorising him to sell his land situated in village Kingra. S. Atam Parkash Singh did not sell that land during the life time of Ajit Singh. On 29.07.1995 Ajit Singh had executed a registered will in favour of his son Jaswant Singh regarding










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