Supreme Court of India
Rakesh Kumar Jain v. State through Cbi, New Delhi
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973-Sections 245, 470(3) & 473-0.fficial Secrets Act, 1923-Sections 5(4) rlw 5(2) and (3) & 13(3)-Complaint under-Filed beyond limitation period-Due to delay in obtaining sanction Plea that since no sanction is required under the Act, the accused should be discharged in terms of Section 245-Held, since no sanction is provided to be taken under the Act, the period spent in obtaining the sanction cannot be excluded under Explanation to Section 470( 3 )-'-But mere delay does not entitle the accused to be discharged, because the complainant is entitled to extention of
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