Supreme Court of India
State through Cbi v. Raj Kumar Jain
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Prevention of Corruption Act, I 947 : S. 6(1)-Government servant-Discharge of from prosecution- Registration of case against by CBI u/s 5(1)(e) and 5(2)-CBI after c investigation submitting report u/s. 173 Cr. P. . for closure of case-Special Judge declining to accept the report on the ground that CBI was required to place the material collected during investigation before sanctioning authority and it was for that authority to grant or refuse sanction-Held, CBI was under no obligation to place material collected during investigation before sanctioning authority when they found that no case
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