Supreme Court of India
Didigam Bikshapathi & Anr. v. State of Ap.
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Code a/Criminal Procedure. 1973: c s.482-Criminal Proceedings-For offence u/s 306 IPC--On the basis of suicide noteLPetition for quashing of proceedings- Dismissed-On appeal, held: Petition rightly rejected-Case is clearly made out from suicide note. s. 482-lnherent jurisdiction-Scope and purpose of-Held: Such powers are provided for administration a/justice-They are wise, but ,.. it should be exercised sparingly in rarest of rare cases. Maxims-Maxim 'quando lex aliauid alicui condedit, concedere videtur et id sine guo res ipsae esse non potest' Proceedings were initiated against the
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