Supreme Court of India
Sanjay Bansal and Anr. v. Jawaharlal Vats and Ors.
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Constitution of India, I 950: Art. 226-Son of Respondent No. I sustained fire-arm injuries- c Case registered under s. 307 JPC-10. submitted final report excluding accused-Appellants of the offence on basis of alibi claimed by them- Respondent No. I filed writ petition before High Court praying for direction to investigating agency to proceed in the case in a "fair and proper" manner-High Court directed Respondent No. I to file protest ,.... petition before Trial Magistrate and kept the writ petition pending/or order of the Magistrate-Correctness of-Held, not correct-High Court could not have
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