Supreme Court of India
State of Bihar v. Baidnath Prasad@ Baidyanath Shah and Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 : Section 482-Quashing of criminal proceedings-Prayer for discharge in a long pending criminal matter before Judicial Magistrate-Rejected Accused moved the High Court-High Court observed that the case is pending for several years-Nothing on record to show that delay in proceeding caused due to !aches on the part of the accused-Hence quashed the criminal proceed ings-On appeal, held, the seriousness qf the qffence involved is not to be over looked while considering the question whether delay alone is sufficient to quash criminal proceeding-High Court order
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