Supreme Court of India
Shri Rajendra Ramchandra Kavalekar v. State of Maharashtra & Anr.
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973: c s. 177 - Territorial jurisdiction -Accused stated to have procured forged degree from Ranchi University in collusion and connivance with University officials and secured a job on its basis - Criminal case registered against accused for offences under Prevention of Corruption Act, in Ranchi, Jharkhand - Writ petition of accused before High Court of Bombay seeking to quash criminal case in Ranchi contending that the Institute which issued the degree was based in State of Maharashtra and therefore, Court at Ranchi had no jurisdiction - Rejected by High Court -
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