Supreme Court of India
The State of Gujarat v. Ratilal Laljibhai Tandol and Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973/Law Officers Rules .of 1939. -· S.378/R.50-Circular No. Cri/Misc./5/78/24289/A2 dated 23.7.1979 is- sued by Legal Department, Government of Gujarat-District Magistrate re- c quired to report in regard to filing of appeal against acquittaf-Delay in filing ·f the appeal-High Court directing that proposal for filing appeal should not be processed through District Magistrate and making observations indicating liability of Public Prosecutor in the event of delay-Observations impugned in appeal before this Court-Held, observations made by High Court are
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