Supreme Court of India
M. Gopalakrishnan v. State by Addl. S.P. Cbi, B.S. & F.C., Bangalore
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973 : c ss. 197 and 482 - Petition for quashing of criminal prosecution against Chairman and managing director of a Banking company for lack of sanction uls 197 - Held : Banking Regulation Act would prevail over the Nationalised J Banks (Management and Miscellaneous provisions), Scheme, 1970 - In view of specific provision for removal of Chairman under the 1949 Act, prima facie, he would not come within the scope of s.197 - Besides, it is yet to be established whether the acts were committed by the accused in the position of his official duty - Judgment of High
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