Supreme Court of India
State through Spe & Cbi, Ap v. M. Krishna Mohan and Anr.
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We are of the opinion that exoneration of respondent No.2 in the departmental proceedings cannot lead to the conclusion that he was not guilty of commission of the offences wherefor he was charged.
Judgment, page 17
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Penal Code, 1860: c ss. 409, 420, 467, 477- r/w 120- -Forgeryandmisappropriation of bank loans-Bank Manager and Field Officer in conspiracy with each other sanctioned and disbursed loans in names of fictitious persons-Trial Court holding both guilty and sentencing them Acquittal by High Court-HELD: Prosecution has brought ample material on record which led to only one conclusion that accused committed the offences-Exoneration of one of the accused in departmental inquiry initiated only against him having concluded before police investigation stated in the case, would be of no avail as
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