Supreme Court of India
Ashim Kumar Roy v. Bipinbhai Vadilal Mehta and Ors.
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Indian Penal Code, 1860-Sections 409 and 120- -Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Section 482-/nherent jurisdiction of High Court Criminal case registered against the respondent and committed to the Sessions Court for proceeding farther-Complaint prima facie jailed to disclose any case under Section 409 or I 20- /PC-Respondents were not even Directors of the company on the relevant dates of which the transaction complained of-Held, it would be unjust to allow proceedings to continue and as such, High Court rightly exercised its inherent jurisdiction to quash the proceeding. The
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