JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This revision application
under Sections 397/401, Cr. P.C. is directed
against the order dated 14-7-2003 passed
by Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Dumka
in P.C.R. Case No. 198 of 1999 whereby
petition for discharge filed by the petitioner has
been rejected.
(2.) The aforesaid criminal case arose out
of a complaint petition filed by Opposite
Party No. 2 alleging inter alia that the petitioner
negotiated with the complainant for
transporting 12,00 litres of Kerosene oil from
IOC depot Bhagalpur to his business premises
at Pathargama on payment of
Rs. 1, 150/- as per the agreement. The
complainant got loaded kerosene oil in his tank
lorry from Depot for delivery to the destination.
The consignment reached the business
premises of the petitioner at Pathargama on
25-8-1998 and the consignment of kerosene
oil was being unloaded inside the business
premises of the petitioner but during the
course of unloading the accused and his
staff suddenly stop unloading process on
account of a surprise raid conducted by the
officials of the district administration. It is
alleged that the petitioner and his staff fled
away for fear of arrest and on account of
unloading of the consignment the tank lorry
of the complainant remained inside the business
premises of the petitioner from 25-8-
1998 to 7-10-1998 and the accused intentionally
and dishonestly did not get the consignment
completely unloaded and illegally
detained the tank lorry putting him in
financial loss. The complainant said to have
made several request to the petitioner to
make good of loss by making payment but
despite assurance the loss was not compensated
by the petitioner. On the basis of such
allegation made in the complaint, cognizance
was taken under Section 406, IPC.
(3.) I have heard Mr. A. K. Kashyap learned
counsel for the petitioner and Mr. S. P. Jha
learned counsel appearing for the opposite
parties.;
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