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Narasimha @ Doddanarasimha vs The State Of Karnataka on 23 October, 2009

Karnataka High Court
Narasimha @ Doddanarasimha vs The State Of Karnataka on 23 October, 2009
Author: A.N.Venugopala Gowda
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA
CIRCUIT BENCH AT DHARWAD

DATED THIS THE 23" DAY OF OCTOBER, 2009

BEFORE

THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A.N. VENUGOPALA§C_:éOW1Z'--.i3g'._

CRIMINAL REVISION PE1iITION--f€.'.5.:§7_.7:;;§;_/200S' » 

BETWEEN:

Sri.Narasimha @ Doddanarasimha  "
S/O Duragappa Madar 
Age: 31 years, Occ: Service '
R/O Jambavanthnagayrr 

Behind Tiwac Quartersfi _   

Dharwad     PETITIONER

(By Sri : M.Ku'su-Ina-ka 

The Stateofi Ka'rna'ta'i<a  '

Rep by its '\.lid'ayag._iriC~--POi~ice
Nov-J'represente_d' by State RP.
Hi.gh~ CO_u:'t_ Of Karn---ata'ka Building

 BangaI"O.Are_54a.S60 001  RESPONDENT

C By__ %sriv§'.V1r;;aati<hindi, HCG P)

T;hisfcri.RP is flied under Section 397(1) read with

 401 of t';'r.P.C. praying to set aside the Order Of conviction

 and sentence dated 31.10.2003 passed by the III Addi.

 Civi'i~_.3udge (Sr.Dn) and CJM, Dharwad in CC NO.848/2001

 _  ':an*d' the Order dated 09.06.2004 passed by the Pri.
  Sessions Judge, Dharwad in Cri.A.No.51/2003.



This Cr|.RP is coming on for Hearing this day, the
Court made the following: 

ORDER

Respondent had prosecuted the PeVtiti<3:neifii.for%

offences punishable under semen:323,utg39u2lftsne4:7"er

IPC on the allegation that on 01t'1..i):;'2l.)01 a'bo'ut

p.m. PW}. —- Guruprasad Sh\/'anfi'i.Devadi.ga"Aw.ho",isVrunning'

the hotel in Raichur':Be_edi_riF'a_cteo:y:3iV;"'c-Attikolla of Dharwad
and PW4 — Sathish whe the hotel and
at that time them to supply
brandy toi' accused was informed
that 'th'e..:.saEd'::;ij'Vote'I',»t.V.:'brandVYW not sold for which the
accusedEpicVked'ij_fp._"qi.ia'-rlrel,.assaulted and beat PW1 –

Gurnprasad _Sfrya.mA'De'vadiga and PW4 – Sathish. When

t.ried– to tel'e'p'i1one to the police, the telephone was

»v44by::"'_the accused. PW1 – Guruprasad Shyam

'Deg\radiVga:f't–oid PW4 —- Sathisn to go and inform the police

by g'oErS[g over to the poiice station on M01 — Scooter.

PW4 -~ Sathish was proceeding to the police station

___on M01 -~ Scooter, the accused forcibly snatched the

E,

to be the defence of the accused. No defence evidence

was led.

3. Considering the contention ra’is_edvjf~.bVyR

learned Public Prosecutor and th,e”learned, C.oun’s«e!

defence and appreciating the rec_or’d_, in his”‘o\ivn»:waVy;–..g

learned Magistrate held that’v–vi.the. prosecu’tio_n wprovedll

beyond all reasonabl«5.,,doubt’s’, ‘theujpr_osecutVi’on”Vcase and
accordingly, convicted Vb the offences
punishable 427 of IPC and
imposed the accused filed
Crl.A.lflioi’S1/iéi§Q§::3:’in Prl. Sessions Judge at
Dharvvladill – Judge after re-appreciating

the Veyidence,,V_:Vin.,’.his”v.oy\in way, has held that, appeal is

de»=}_,o:id:,.,o:f myeritsflavnd’dismissed the same. Chalienging the

s’a_i,d”co’n.yict’ion”,j,. order of sentence imposed by the Trial

and’ by the Appellate Court, this petition has

been fi.l,eél.

4. I have heard Sri.Kusumai<ar, learned Counsel

"appearing for the petitioner and Sri.P.H.Goti<hindi, learned

t

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b) The orders impugned in this petition are hereby set

aside.

c) The accused is acquitted by

doubt.

(1) Since he has been taken intb c’_ust0dy,._ the

directed to be reieased;—,forthAwith,. if”r)bt[ir’eq.:.:ired in?’

other cases.

e) The baii bondaccused and the

surety stand cance’i|-égyy . ,, ‘V

Regiistr_y°_is”‘id-irectedu”‘to.:.i–cb’;nn”iunicate the operative
porticjh’br”th:é_ordfei” tjoatrse je_’iVE”‘é1Vuthorities for giving effect
to thevdsaimet — V T

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yyyyy JUDGE