Supreme Court of India
Ram Ekbak Missir v. Ram Niwash Pandey@ Sri Niwash Pandey and Ors.
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Criminal Trial-Delay in-Quashing of FIR--FIR against accused under section 302 !PC-Proceeding not placed before court for more than ten years- Finally Magistrate taking cognizance of offences against accused-Accused filing application for dropping the proc.eedings in view of long delay-High Court dropping the prosecution case-On appeal held delay would not be a ground to drop the prosecution case since the accused is involved in serious offences-It is the duty of the court to see that neither the victim nor the accused suffers by the mischief of the investigation agency or the staff of the
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