2.The case of the prosecution is that the defacto complainant entered into an agreement of sale of petrol bunk in the year 2004 with A1 (Ananthakrishnan), the petitioner in Crl.O.P(MD)No.15864 of 2015 for total sale consideration of Rs.55 lakhs. The defacto complainant has given a sum of Rs.30 lakhs to the petitioners in the year 2006. Subsequently, the defacto complainant paid Rs.10 lakhs on 01.10.2004 and deposited another sum of Rs.20 laksh on 30.12.2004 as directed by the first accused into the account of one Rajeswari/A2, wife of A1 (Ananthakrishnan). Again the defacto complainant deposited Rs.10 lakhs on 22.07.2006 as directed by A1 in the account of one Gayathri/A6, D/o.Ananthakrishnan, and another sum of Rs.15 lakhs in the year 2006 in the account of A1. Subsequently, A1 entered into an another agreement with the defacto complainant on 21.10.2006 for transferring the IOC agreement and subsequently, the first accused refused to sign the document sought for by the defacto complainant and therefore, the defacto complainant has given a complaint for criminal breach of trust and hence, the case has been registered in Crime No.252 of 2015 for the offenses stated above.
