1958 (3) TMI 92

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.... Mahavidayala at Rohtak at which Hoshiar Singh was a student. Briefly the basis of the case was that Hoshiar Singh had used a forged result intimation card of the Punjab University for the purpose of obtaining a B. A., degree, and he was charged on this account under Section 465/471, I. P. C. Mulkh Raj was charged with the offence of forging the document in question and Vishnu Dutta was charged with abetment of the offence of forgery. 2. The investigation and trial apparently took a long time and the case was only decided in March 1956 by a Magistrate at Delhi, who convicted the petitioner and sentenced him to two years' rigorous imprisonment, but acquitted the other two accused on the ground that the offences alleged against them....

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....er this Code, or to prevent abuse of the process of any court or otherwise to secure the ends of justice. It seems to me that the intention of this section is to enable the High Court to pass orders not otherwise specifically provided for in the Code for the purpose of securing the ends of justice, and in my opinion it cannot possibly be used for the purpose of reopening a case finally and legally decided by the High Court itself whether in exercise of its appellate or revisional powers. In the present case if the petitioner considered that the dismissal of his revision petition by Kapur J. was wrong it was open to him to take steps to get the order set aside by way of appeal to the Supreme Court, which apparently he did not do. He ca....