Supreme Court of India
Hardeo Singh v. State of Bihar and Anr.
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Indian Penal Code-Sections l 20B, 409, 420, 468, 471, 477 Prevention of Corruption Act-Ss.5(J)(a), 5(J)(c), 4(1)(d)- Charge sheet as against Appellant for conspiracy-For obtaining loans from main accused, a bank employee-Beyond financial limits-Main accused alleged to be in the habit of receiving illegal gratificatiori from a specified person Application for discharge by Appellant dismissed by Special Court-upheld by High Court-Whether Appellant is liable to be discharged-Held, No- Some connecting link or connecting factor would be good enough for framing of a charge--lt cannot be equated
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