What Was Punishment For Mango Theft In India 100 Years In the past? Verdict Copy Discovered

What Was Punishment For Mango Theft In India 100 Years In the past? Verdict Copy Discovered

Theft is among the commonest crimes all around the world. In India as nicely, there have been sure provisions and punishments from the time of kings. Now, an advocate has discovered a duplicate of an order pronounced by a courtroom in Maharashtra’s Thane 100 years in the past coping with a mango theft case. The case is expounded to the theft and promoting of 185 mangoes by 4 younger males.

The case order is dated July 5, 1924. The order copy was discovered by advocate Poonit Mahimkar whereas shifting from his earlier home in Thane. Mahimkar stated that when he opened the bag, he discovered some previous property papers and a duplicate of the Justice of the Peace’s order.

The three accused have been discovered responsible and have been charged below sections 379/109 of the Indian Penal Code and the case was titled ‘Crown Vs Anjelo Alwares and three others’. 

The judgement, by Justice of the Peace Fernandes, recounted the prosecution’s case alleging the accused have been caught red-handed whereas plucking mangoes from a discipline belonging to Bostiav Ellis Andraden. Witnesses testified to seeing the accused promoting the stolen mangoes to a neighborhood seller, prompting Andraden to reclaim his property (mangoes) and search authorized motion, reported PTI.

“Contemplating the entire proof, I’m happy that the accused are responsible of the offence of theft. However they’re all younger males and I’ve no want to spoil their life by sentencing them, they usually have furthermore no earlier conviction. Accordingly I convict them below part 379/109 and launch them after due admonition,” learn the Justice of the Peace’s order.

Then Justice of the Peace TA Fernandes convicted 4 individuals of mango theft and launched them after admonition, contemplating they have been all younger males and he didn’t wish to spoil their life by sentencing them.



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