Supreme Court of India

Dharmesh @ Nanu Nitinbhai Shah v. State of Gujarat

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Reported as [2002] SUPP. 1 S.C.R. 406
Decided 1 August 2002

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Constitution of India, 1950...-:.Article 136-Special Leave Jurisdiction-­ Exercise of-Non- production of sanction order before the Magistrate at the siage of committal of the case-Accused raising objectio'I of non-production of sanction for thefirst time in revision application and High Court dismissing the application-Interference by Supreme Court-Held, not justified since that would result in further delay in holding the trial, more so when the petitioner inexplicably failed to raise the objection at the earliest-Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Sections 196 and 193. · Charge-sheet was

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