High Court Karnataka High Court

E K Ramesh vs Pankaj Jain on 22 November, 2010

Karnataka High Court
E K Ramesh vs Pankaj Jain on 22 November, 2010
Author: Jawad Rahim
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ORDER

The learned counsel for both sides with their clients

are present. They fileg application under Section 147:of.the

Negotiable Instruments Act (in short ‘the

compounding of the offence.

2. As seen from the impugA_ned.:,4or~der

was convicted for the offence,»pu_nishable” under”.i.f§¢’ttion*:

of the N. I. Act and conseciuefntly sentence has’ been
imposed in C.C. No. y V

3. By this applvica.ti_o:n reported that
he has with the thus compound
the offence Vihifeivoffeince punishable under
Sectior:i__13_8–A .forwwyyhich petitioner was found
guilty, isiherebyy which shall have the effect of

acquiyttyalof theflpetitioner – accused as envisaged under

of Section 320 Cr.P.C. The amount, if any,

before trial Court or appellate Court shall

be’\paid’–.Vov’e”r to the petitioner.

‘ * 3;”. Accordingly, Petition stands disposed of.

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Iudgé

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