Supreme Court of India
State through Cbi v. Dr. Narayan Warman Nerukar and Anr.
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c Criminal Procedure Code, 1973: Section 482: Quashing of Criminal proceedings on the ground of delay in proceedings -Justification of-Held, quashing of proceedings without considering whether the prolongation was on account of delaying tactics adopted by accused, number of witnesses, volume of documents to be exhibited, nature and complexity of the offence under investigation, would not be justified-Sections 309, 311 and 258-Constitution of India, 195~Article 21. Practice and procedure: Applicability of a particular provision-Determination of by High court Held, normally this aspect is left
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