Supreme Court of India
Manohar M. Galani v. Ashok N. Advani
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Constitution of India, 1950/Criminal Procedure Code, 1973: Article 226/Section 482-Scandal in functioning of a Subordinate Court in Gujarat Public interest petition filed-High Court took cognizance and directed inquiry-Accused persons in the analogous complaints filed petitions for quashing of the complaints-High Court quashed the complaints and also dismissed the public interest petition-appeal preferred-Held, High Court in exercise of its powers under extraordinary jurisdiction cannot interfere with the collateral proceeding initiated by itself Criminal Procedure Code, 1973: Sections 195
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