Supreme Court of India
M.N. Ojha & Ors. v. Alok Kumar Srivastav & Anr.
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973: -..,,.. ... c s.482 - Powers of High Court - Explained - Complaint case by one of the guarantor against bank officials alleging criminal breach of trust on their part in encashing FDRs offered by guarantors as security- Judicial Magistrate issuing summons to bank officials - Petition uls 482 by Bank officials seeking to quash the proceedings - Summarily dismissed by High Court.- Held: The averments made in the complaint do ..._ ~ nC?t reveal commission of any offence by bank officials, who were only taking steps to realize the loan amount - The Magistrate did
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