Supreme Court of India
Khandu Sonu Dhobi and Anr. v. State of Maharashtra
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investigation can be shown to have brought about a miscarrjage of justice. The reason for the above dictum is that an illegality cOmmitted during the course of investigation does not effect the competence and juf'isdiction of the Court to· try .the ae¢used·. Where, tmrefore, the trial of the case has proceeded to terfnination, the invalidity of the preceding investiga tion would not vitiate the conviction of the accused as a !T.lsult of the trial Ullles's the illegality in the investiption has caused prejudic,e to the accused. Since there has been no miscafriage of justice in the p~nt case b
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