Supreme Court of India

Amar Chand Agarwalla v. Shanti Bose and Another Etc.

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Reported as [1973] 3 S.C.R. 179
Bench A. Alagiriswami, D. Dua and A. Vaidialingam JJ.
Decided 22 December 1972

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Code of Criminal Procedure (Act 5 of 1898), ss. 439 and 561A­ Power of High Court to quash charges and proceeding!-Scope of. As a result of a judicial enquiry in relation to a complaint by the appellant against the four respondents, summons were issued to tho respondents, aind before the Magistrate, evidence, oral and documentary, was adduce<! by the complainant (appellant) in the presence of the accused (respondents). On a consideration of those materials, the Magistrate framed charges against all the four accused under ss. 120 /409 I.P. . and under s. 409, against accused I to 3, ~

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