Supreme Court of India
Jayasingh v. K.K. Velayutham and Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860-Section 427-Policy decision of Government to remove kiosks etc. from hmpital premises in public interest-Removed by accused on direction of his superior officer---Complaint against removal-No complaint against the accused-During investigation statement of superior officer to the effect that the accused by letter informed that he had removed the kiosk---Charge-sheet on the basis of the statement-Propriety of- Held: Offence not proved-Accused had only complied with the order of superior officer. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973---Section !97---Act of accused in discharge of
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