P.C. before the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Bangalore alleging that the respondents had companymitted offences under Sections 420, 406 and 423 read with Section 120 B I.P.C. In that proceedings, the appellant companypany moved an application under Section 93 Cr.
Thus, the order of the learned Magistrate taking companynizance and issuing process to the respondents as well as the order of search and the direction for restoration of the property to the appellant companypany were set aside.
The total companyt of the chairs was around Rs.
In accordance with the agreement, the appellant made payments to M s. United Medico Dental Equipments and they delivered the dental chairs to the respondents.
P.C. to have a search at the premises of the respondents and to take possession of the properties involved in the case.
The appellant companypany filed a private companyplaint under Section 200 Cr.
The appellant companypany also alleged that on physical verification, certain chairs were found missing from the premises of the respondents and thus they have companymitted cheating and caused misappropriation of the property belonging to the appellant.
The respondents agreed to pay quarterly a sum of Rs.
The respondents entered into an agreement with the appellant companypany whereby the appellant agreed to finance the purchase of 100 hydraulically operated dental chairs.
7,50,000/ for the first year Rs.
The first respondent is the Chairman and founder trustee of a trust by name Visveswaraya Education Trust.
P.C. to issue a search warrant to seize the property in dispute and also to hand over these items to the companyplainant.
The learned Single Judge was pleased to quash the entire proceedings and directed the appellant companypany to return all the properties seized by the Police pursuant to the warrant issued by the learned Magistrate.
The second respondent, wife of the first respondent is also a trustee.
92,50,000/ .
These proceedings were challenged by the respondents under Section 482 Cr.
It is a number banking financial institution functioning under the regulation of the Reserve Bank of India.
8,00,000/ for the third year and Rs.
6,25,000/ for the fourth year.
The trust runs a dental companylege by name Rajiv Gandhi Dental College.
12,50,000/ for the second year Rs.
The appellant is a registered companypany having its head office at Mumbai.
As per the agreement, the appellant companypany, the lessors would have sole and exclusive right, title and interest in the dental chairs supplied till the entire hire purchase amount was paid.
The appellant companypany alleged that the respondents were number regular in making the payments and companymitted default in payment of the instalments and that the bank had dishonoured certain cheques issued by the respondents.
Balakrishnan, J. LITTTTTTTJ Leave granted.
The appellant companypany agreed to finance the respondents for the purchase of these chairs through a lease agreement and as per the agreement, the respondents were liable to pay rentals quarterly.
Aggrieved by the same, the appellant companypany has preferred this appeal.
The learned Magistrate took companynizance of the alleged companyplaint and issued summons to the respondents and passed an order on the application filed under Section 93 of the Cr.
P.C. before the learned Single Judge of the Karnataka High Court at Bangalore.
