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    Empress v. Ishan Chundra De And Anr.

    1. The second defendant must clearly be acquitted on the authority of the judgment of this Court in the case of Empress v. Kola Lalang I.L.R. 8 Cal. 214 in which we concur.

    2. The first defendant has in our opinion been properly convicted whether under Section 60 or Section 53 is immaterial-see Queen v. Ishan Chunder Shaha 19 W.R. Cr. 34; Empress v. Baney Madhub Shaw I.L.R. 8 Cal. 207 : 10 C.L.R. 389. We would farther observe that for reasons stated by the Sessions Judge himself, he need not have referred the case of this prisoner. A necessity for altering a conviction from one section to another for cognate offences when the accused has not been prejudiced by any such error is no sufficient ground for a reference to the Court of Revision.

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    Empress v. Ishan Chundra De And Anr.
    (May 2, 1883)