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Supreme Court of India 2018-02-02 partly_allowed

State of Karnataka vs Kaisarbaig & Ors

Bench: 2 — Kurian

In Brief

This criminal appeal arose from a 2007 incident where the accused were convicted of rioting and assault. The High Court had modified the conviction and imposed fines totalling Rs. 13,000. The State challenged this as inadequate. The Supreme Court held that while the High Court's punishment was indeed too lenient, the accused having already served jail time and the parties having settled their dispute made further imprisonment inappropriate. However, the Court enhanced the fine to Rs. 50,000 additional (payable to the victim) to ensure adequate compensation and proportionate punishment in light of the facts."

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