Supreme Court of India
Gokul Bhagaji Patil v. State of Maharashtra and Anr.
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Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, 1999-Sections 3(2), 21 (4) & 24-Printing of counterfeit stamps and stamp papers by Organised Crime Syndicate-Raid conducted by Appellant-Police Inspector and his team-Even though the printing press, where stamps were being printed, was identified, Appellant allegedly facilitated continuation of unlawful activities by the Syndicate by deliberately not arresting the prime accused and not sealing the printing press and hence guilty of offences under MCOCA Charges under s.3(2) & 24-Judicia/ custody-Entitlement of Appellant to bail-Held,
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