JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The appellant complainant is aggrieved by the
judgment dated 2.4.2009 passed by Judicial
Magistrate, First Class, Jaisalmer, whereby the learned
Magistrate has acquitted the accused respondents No.2
to 5 for offence under Sections 447, 427 IPC.
(2.) Briefly, the facts of the case are that the
appellant, Arjun Lal had submitted a criminal
complaint before the Judicial Magistrate, wherein he
claimed that on 27.5.2005, the accused respondents
No. 2 to 5, Mag Singh, Jagmal Singh, Babu Singh &
Tulachh Singh had come to his shop which was under
construction. They were carrying phavda, gaiti and
hammer, once they reached his shop; they started
damaging the shop. Immediately, his labourers, Pola
Ram and Kamal Singh rushed to his place and informed
him that these people had come to the shop at 5:30
A.M. and were damaging his shop. Upon this
information, he along with Khetmal Khatri, Kanahya
Lal Khatri, Vasu Khatri and Mohan Khatri went to his
shop where they found the accused respondents
breaking his shop with the aforementioned articles in
their hands. When he tried to reason with them, they
rushed towards him carrying these tools. However, he
was saved by other persons, who were present along
with him. He further claimed that the accused
respondents placed an iron gate at the shop. The
statement of the complainant was recorded under
Section 200 Cr.P.C. Vide order dated 12.6.2008, the
learned Magistrate took cognizance, and issued process
against the accused respondents.
(3.) In order to substantiate his case, the
appellant examined himself as the sole witness, and
submitted a single document. The defence neither
examined any witness, nor submitted any document.;
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