In Re: in the Matter of the Empress Vs. Futteh Jya Khan and ors. Semantic Analysis

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In Re: in the Matter of the Empress Vs. Futteh Jya Khan and ors.

Decided On : Jan-31-1878

Court : Kolkata

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LAW: the Indian Penal Code, Section 471.6, Section 471, Section 231

NORP: J.1

GPE: Burdwan

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PERSON: Futteh Jya Khan, Dwarka Nath Banerjee

CARDINAL: 468, 469, 1

DATE: 472.7, 1879