Suresh S/O. Narayan Sangekar vs The State Of Maharashtra

ik-153043158 Bombay High Court 22 November 2024 • CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 565 OF 2018; CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 563 OF 2018; CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.540 OF 2018; CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 76 OF 2024; CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.518 OF 2020 • 47 min read

Judges (2)

Neeraj P. Dhote Coram R.G. Avachat Delivered

Parties (7)

State of Maharashtra Respondent Gajanan Shankerappa Satbhai Appellant Nandabai Shivanand Waikule Respondent Ravi Subhash Satbhai Appellant Shivanand Shankerappa Satbhai Appellant Subhash Shankerappa Satbhai Appellant Suresh Narayan Sangekar Appellant

Case Significance

Suresh S/O. Narayan Sangekar vs The State Of Maharashtra is a Bombay High Court decision dated November 22, 2024 (citation: ik-153043158). Five connected criminal appeals arising from a multi-accused case from Kalmanuri, Hingoli district involving offences including rioting, robbery, and assault. The Court partially allowed the appeals — some accused were acquitted of serious charges and ordered released, while others had their convictions for Section 323 IPC set aside with probation bonds cancelled. The State's appeal and leave to file appeal were dismissed, and the trial court's acquittal order was maintained. The bench comprised Justices Neeraj P. Dhote and R.G. Avachat. The judgment was delivered by Justice R.G. Avachat.

Summary

Five connected criminal appeals arising from a multi-accused case from Kalmanuri, Hingoli district involving offences including rioting, robbery, and assault. The Court partially allowed the appeals — some accused were acquitted of serious charges and ordered released, while others had their convictions for Section 323 IPC set aside with probation bonds cancelled. The State's appeal and leave to file appeal were dismissed, and the trial court's acquittal order was maintained.

What was the outcome of Suresh S/O. Narayan Sangekar vs The State Of Maharashtra?

Five connected criminal appeals arising from a multi-accused case from Kalmanuri, Hingoli district involving offences including rioting, robbery, and assault. The Court partially allowed the appeals —...

Judgment

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