Supreme Court of India
The State of Andhra Pradesh v. N. Venugopal and Others
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Oriminal Law-Limitation-Prosecution of Police O.tfi ur1-Poliu Officer torturing suspecta during investigation Whellleracl• done under the provi.ians of law-Madras Police Standing Ordera, Or. No. 145-lj ha,, Ille force of law-Whether mandatory-Madras District Police Act, 1859 (Mad. 24 of 1869), •• 68. During the course of the investigation of a case of house· breaking and theft information was received that R had received tbe stolen article. The appellants, who were a Sub-Inspector of Police, a Head Constable and a Constable, respectively, took R into custody onJanuary 6, 1957. Less than
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