Supreme Court of India
State of Orrisa v. Nalinikanta Muduli
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Section 482-Proceedings quashed by High Court relying on overruled judgment-On appeal, matters remitted to High Court for fresh consideration Professional Conduct-Citing of overruled judgment-Held : Citing a judgment which has been overruled by larger Bench of same High Court c or by the Supreme Court without disclosing the fad that it has been overruled is a matter of serious concern-Members of Bar, as officers of Court have a bounden duty to assist the Court and not to mislead it. Respondent-accused filed petitions u/s. 482 Cr.P. . for quashing chargesheet;
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