Supreme Court of India
Shariff Ahmed & Ors. v. State (nct of Delhi)
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INVEST/GA TION - Interference with by Court- Direction by Metropolitan Magistrate to add s.307 /PC in the case and then to investigate the matter - Upheld by High Court - HELD: Order of Metropolitan Magistrate and judgment of High Court are unsustainable and are set aside. The instant appeal was filed challenging the judgment of the High Court wherein it held that the course adopted by Judicial Magistrate directing the investigating officer to add s.307 IPC in the case and investigate the matter was permissible in law. Allowing the appeal, the Court · HELD: The order of High Court is clearly
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