Unreported Criminal Cases of the High Court of Bombay, 1862-1898
Unreported Criminal Cases of the High Court of Bombay, 1862-1898
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He sent several village Policemen to the spot merely to verify the information about a murder having been committed. He confirma the statement of Purshotam's widow, Bai Keiar, that she raised her voice and openly taunted him with his manifiest indifference in the matter It would appear ((hat he sent off both the reports before he had viewed the corpse. The widow, other relations and villagers had collected around it- and the names of the murderers had been made public by the time when' 4ifter w...riting his first report t|ie Patel was going to the place of the corpse' JLaoldmanQanesh, the Patel of another village called KuUadra, having Digitized by VjOOQ IC 742 UNBEPOBTSD OBIUNAL OASES. [189(^ been sent for by the widow had arrived on horse-baok from that village before him, and after seeing the corpse was riding on to Sisodra when he met the Patel and upbraided him for his delay in doing his duty and insisted on his reporting the names of the murderers. Whatever corrupt intentions the Patel may have had at first appear to have been frustrated by the publicity the names of the murderers had got through the mouths of Deva and the widow who had been told these names by Bhagu the witness who saw the murderers running away and.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sent several village Policemen to the spot merely to verify the information about a murder having been committed. He confirma the statement of Purshotam's widow, Bai Keiar, that she raised her voice and openly taunted him with his manifiest indifference in the matter It would appear ((hat he sent off both the reports before he had viewed the corpse. The widow, other relations and villagers had collected around it- and the names of the murderers had been made public by the time when' 4ifter w...riting his first report t|ie Patel was going to the place of the corpse' JLaoldmanQanesh, the Patel of another village called KuUadra, having Digitized by VjOOQ IC 742 UNBEPOBTSD OBIUNAL OASES. [189(^ been sent for by the widow had arrived on horse-baok from that village before him, and after seeing the corpse was riding on to Sisodra when he met the Patel and upbraided him for his delay in doing his duty and insisted on his reporting the names of the murderers. Whatever corrupt intentions the Patel may have had at first appear to have been frustrated by the publicity the names of the murderers had got through the mouths of Deva and the widow who had been told these names by Bhagu the witness who saw the murderers running away and.
What to read after Unreported Criminal Cases of the High Court of Bombay, 1862-1898?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bombay (India). High Court of Judicature, Ratanlal Ranchhoddas to read onlineMoreLess
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