Supreme Court of India
Ghanshyam v. State of M.P. and Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973--s.32 I-Charge sheet filed ulss. I 471 307 /PC-Trial commenced-Application for withdrawal of prosecution filed by Public Prosecutor-Allowed by Sessions Judge-Upheld by High Court- Correctness of-Held: Correct as High Court had carefully scrutinized and ensured that no extraneous consideration prevailed in moving such application-Public Prosecutor can at any stage, before the judgment move application for withdrawal of prosecution. Appeal-Plea-Belated plea-Application for withdrawal of prosecution allowed by Sessions Judge and upheld by High Court in 1991-- Not
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