Supreme Court of India
M.r.kudva v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.487 rlw s.482-Sentence in two different criminal cases-Prayed in separate and independent proceeding to run concurrently-Held, s.487 having not been invoked in original cases nor in appeals, separate application before High Court after dismissal of Special leave· Petition by Supreme Court, was not maintuinable-s.482 not an appropriate remedy in the case Sentencing-Penal Code, /860~ss. 120- , 420, 468, 471-Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947-s.5(1). Appellant, a Bank Manager, was convicted in two criminal cases u/ss. 120B/420/467/471 IPC read with s.S (1) of
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