JUDGEMENT
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(1.)BY way of this appeal, the appellant State has challenged the judgment and order of
the learned Addl. Sessions Judge, Vadodara, Dated : 26.06.1992, rendered in Sessions Case No. 145
of 1991, whereby, the learned trial Court
acquitted the original accused the Respondents,
herein, of the charges under Sections 498(A) and
Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code.
(2.)THE brief facts of the case of the prosecution, as set out before the trial Court,
are that the complainant, who happened to be the
father of the deceased Jayshreeben, lodged a
complaint before the police, wherein, he stated
that the deceased was married to the original
accused No.1 -respondent No.1, herein, just one
year prior to the alleged incident. It is,
further, stated in the complaint that some
disputes were going on between the deceased on
the one side and her husband and her mother -in -
law -the original accused No.2 -Respondent No.2,
herein, for about two months prior to the alleged
incident and that they used to harass the
deceased due to which the deceased committed
suicide. Hence, the complainant lodged the
complaint in question. On registration of the
offence, police carried out the investigation and
on finding sufficient evidence, a charge -sheet
was filed against the accused persons.
(3.)AT the time of trial, the prosecution, in support of its case, examined seven witnesses.
Apart from that the prosecution also produced documentary evidences to strengthen its
case, viz. the complaint, P.M. note, panchnama of
place of offence etc..
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