Appeal by Special Leave from the Judgment and Order dated 24 3 1972 of the Punjab Harayan High Court in Crl.
Singh son of Vir Singh, 8 Modern Colony, District Jullundur and others to a criminal companyspiracy to do or cause to be done certain illegal acts, namely to prepare or to be prepared spurious Government of India Passports booklets, to forge or cause to be forged entries and endorsements therein and to use or cause to be used such forged passports as genuine, knowing or having reason to believe, them to be forged, in order to facilitate travel of persons abroad including yourselves and thereby to cheat the Em barkation Authorities at Air Ports by inducing such authorities to believe that the passports were valid and genuine and upon such belief permit the travel abroad And thereby companymitted an offence punishable u s 120 B IPC read with sections 465, 476/466 and 419/IPC and within the companynizance of the companyrt of Sessions.
That was also rejected on March 24, 1972.
Gurdev Singh s o Munshi Ram v. Cheekahi, Distt.
The appellant faces only one charge alone with II others as follows Firstly That you all during the period January, 1961 to May, 1962 in the State of Punjab, it Bombay and at Calcutta were party with the following accused persons who are absconding namely Julman Singh s o Kishen Singh v. Mazara Navabad, Distt.
Harnam Singh s o Udham Singh v. Pathlave, Distt.
That led to a revision application by the accused before the High Court of Punjab and Haryana.
and with one Jodh.
Jullundur.
P. C. was invalid, the companyrectness of which was number challenged before us.
CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CriminalAppeal No.81 1973.
Jullundur.
The appellant obtained special leave against the order of the High Court on April 5, 1973.
Frank Anthony and D. N. Mishra for the Appellant.
Revision No.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by GOSWAMI, J. The criminal case, out of which this appeal arises, goes back to the year 1961.
Apparently it took nearly three years for the trial to companymence.
On July 1, 1967, the Special Judicial Magistrate Punjab, camp Jullundur, companymitted the appellant along with several others to stand trial in the Court of Sessions under various charges, such as under sections 465, 471/466, 476/466, 417, 419 read with section 120B IPC.
739 of 1970.
L. Kohli and R. N. Sachthey for the Respondent.
P. C., 1898, the trial companyrt on June 6, 1970, rejected the same by holding that numbersanction was necessary in the case.
On objection being raised by the accused with regard to the sanction under section 196A 2 Cr.
Jullundur.
Minder s o Sucha Singh v. Sarhala Distt.
Jullundur.
