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- Acceptance of Money by Accused from Complainant for Securing Jobs - Main points and insights
- Several court findings indicate that accused individuals received money from complainants with the intent of securing jobs, often through unlawful means such as collusion or illegal transactions Peethambaran VS State Of Kerala - Supreme Court, Kamal Debnath S/o Khitish Debnath vs State Of Assam A - Gauhati, Chandrakant Ratilal Mehta and others VS State of Maharashtra - Bombay, Shivranjani Constructions Co VS Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited - Gujarat.
- In some cases, the prosecution established beyond reasonable doubt that accused persons accepted money as consideration for facilitating employment, with evidence including confessions, signatures on cheques, or direct receipt of cash during investigations Vikas Gopi Bhagat VS Shivdas Pednekar - Bombay, Kamal Debnath S/o Khitish Debnath vs State Of Assam A - Gauhati, Peethambaran VS State Of Kerala - Supreme Court.
- The courts have recognized that paying money to secure jobs constitutes corruption or cheating, especially when such acts involve unlawful agreements or breach of trust Chandrakant Ratilal Mehta and others VS State of Maharashtra - Bombay, Geetali Doley VS State Of Assam - Gauhati.
- Courts have also considered the legal principles regarding admissibility of statements, presence of accused during transactions, and the role of accused in conspiracy to accept bribes for employment Sayad Mohammed Sadiq and others VS G. S. Narang, Asst. Collector of D. R. I. and another - Bombay, Geetali Doley VS State Of Assam - Gauhati.
- In some instances, allegations involve accused acting in connivance with contractors or other parties to facilitate illegal employment practices, leading to criminal charges and convictions Peethambaran VS State Of Kerala - Supreme Court, Geetali Doley VS State Of Assam - Gauhati.
- Analysis and Conclusion
- The consistent theme across sources is that acceptance of money by accused persons from complainants for securing jobs is recognized as a criminal offense, often linked to corruption, cheating, or unlawful inducements.
- Evidence such as confessions, signatures, and direct cash transactions support the criminal charges, and courts have upheld convictions where the prosecution proved beyond reasonable doubt that money was accepted in exchange for employment.
- Legal procedures regarding admissibility of statements and the accused’s presence are critical in establishing guilt.
- Overall, the acceptance of money for securing jobs, especially through unlawful means, is strongly condemned by the judiciary and is punishable under relevant criminal laws.
Search Results for "Acceptance of Money by Accused from Complainant for Securing Jobs"
2023 4 Supreme 261 • India - Supreme Court
KRISHNA MURARI, SAJAY KAROL
Findings of Court: There are only statements to the effect that despite reminders by seven persons no jobs ... for securing jobs for them or their wives at the Kottayam Rubber Board, as clerks. ... The accused No.2 before us is the uncle of the defacto complainant. 5. ... who gave the money to the deceased accused number 1 namely, Babu and was the instigator in other people giving the money to him. ... Even such a report is subject to accep....
2019 0 Supreme(Bom) 879 • India - Bombay
PRITHVIRAJ K.CHAVAN
. – Respondent/accused has succeeded in bringing on record probable defences and has rebutted the presumption; the complainant has ... Instruments Act – Sections 138, 139, 118 – Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 – Section 313 – Order of Acquittal – Appellant is the complainant ... could not deny his signature on the cheques in question that had been drawn in favour of the complainant on a bank account maintained ... The complainant alongwith others thereafter paid token amount to Mr. Janardhan Parsekar, ....
1993 0 Supreme(Bom) 174 • India - Bombay
M.F.SALDANHA
money. ... Final Decision: The appeals filed by the accused were partially allowed. ... The court concluded that the prosecution had established the charges against the accused beyond reasonable doubt. ... Normally in corruption charges the complainant is the person who for the purpose of securing benefit to himself agrees to do an unlawful act by way of offering illegal gratification as consideration for that benefit. ... of a bribe of Rs. 3 lakhs to the Minister for securing a favou....
2009 0 Supreme(P&H) 713 • India - Punjab and Haryana
SHAM SUNDER
The accused was sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for 2-1/2 years and pay a fine of Rs. 700/-. ... Conviction under Section 5(2) - Summary of Acts and Sections: The court discussed the evidence and upheld the conviction of the accused ... Fact of the Case: The case involved the conviction of the accused under Section 5(2) of the Prevention of Corruption ... L.J. 1670, where the accused was a Superintendent of Central Excise. He received money for securing jobs#HL_E....
2020 0 Supreme(Gau) 225 • India - Gauhati
MANOJIT BHUYAN
Singh on behalf of the State respondents on the legal principles above commends for acceptance by this Court. ... Broadly, investigations revealed that the petitioners were involved in securing job by adopting unlawful means in collusion with the arrested accused person, Sri Rakesh Kr. ... Choudhury submits that statements made by the petitioners, if any, before the police authorities with regard to payment of money for securing jobs, cannot or could not have been acted upon to their d....
2025 0 Supreme(Kar) 799 • India - IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU
S.R.KRISHNA KUMAR
120-B r/w 34 - Quashing of FIR - Petitioners sought quashing of FIR arising from allegations of financial disputes with de-facto complainant ... After that, no role is attributed to the present appellant and whatever happened thereafter, has happened between accused No. 1, the complainant and the other accused persons. ... The other allegation is that upon instructions of accused No. 1 to transfer Rs. 20,00,000/- to accused No. 3’s Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank Account towards sale of the....
1991 0 Supreme(Bom) 498 • India - Bombay
S.M.DAUD
Similarly, under Section 288 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 requires that the accused was present and had the opportunity to ... of statements rendered admissible under Section 33 of the Evidence Act and Section 288 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898, the accused ... Accused No. 2 gives his address at Bombay where he lived with his mother and two sisters, the address of milk vendor with whom he used to work at Bombay, his academic attainments, securing of a job in Dub on a modest salary of 800 dirhams, the teleph....
2025 0 Supreme(Gau) 922 • India - IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH)
KALYAN RAI SURANA, MALASRI NANDI
In a trap laid, the FIR named accused was apprehended while receiving cash from the complainant. ... 23) It has further been submitted that moreover, the FIR named accused in Dibrugarh PS Case no. 936/2016, who had approached the complainant and asked for money in lieu of job through APSC, and thus, a prime accused, was reinstated in service. ... Broadly, investigations revealed that the petitioners were involved in securing job by adopting unlawful means in collusio....
2018 0 Supreme(Guj) 855 • India - Gujarat
S.R.BRAHMBHATT, R.P.DHOLARIA
Yadav is shown as accused no.8. ... On the other hand, learned Additional Public Prosecutor and learned advocate for the complainant have contested this application and have opposed the grant of anticipatory bail. ... 5. ... He is the person who has in connivance with the contractors committed fraud and cheating with the respondent and therefore he is accused in the criminal complaint and charge-sheet is filed against him and he is placed under suspension by the respondent company. ... If a Firm is put on Stop dealing/Banned for business ....
2009 0 Supreme(All) 1260 • India - Allahabad
V.K.SHUKLA, A.P.SAHI, VIKRAM NATH, S.K.JAIN, JANARDAN SAHAI
Judge in the matter of co-accused Ram Kishen in which the Bail was allowed by Hon’ble Justice S.S. ... A third co-accused also moved a bail application through the same counsel, which was placed before the same Hon’ble Judge, who was inclined to follow his earlier order as he had already rejected the bail application of the other co-accused. ... We, therefore, do not doubt the apology to be worth any acceptance and the same is accordingly rejected. ... Punishment ... 91. ... The facts, as have come out from the pleadings....
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