Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal v. Dinesh Dalmia
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j °' Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: S. 167(1) and (2), Proviso-Authorisation of accused in custody of the c police-"Custody of the police"-Connotation of-Accused in custody of police in a different case at Chennai-On coming to know that he is required in other cases also at Calcutta, voluntarily surrendering before Magistrate at Chennai-Later, accused produced in connection with Calcutta case before Magistrate at Calcutta and remanded to custody of police for investigation in Calcutta case-Plea of accused for bail on the ground that counted from the date of his surrender; the police failed
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- 2021 Gautam Navlakha v. National Investigation Agency
- 2018 Achpal @ Ramswaroop & Another v. State of Rajasthan
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