Supreme Court of India
Gurmej Singh v. State of Punjab & Anr.
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Administrative Law: c Natural justice - Principles of - Interpretation - Held: Whenever order is struck down as invalid being violative of principles of natural justice, there is no final decision of the case and fresh proceedings are left upon - Order challenged -+' by virtue of its inherent defect is to be vacated, but '· proceedings are not terminated - On facts, accused convicted u/s.395, 450, 342 /PC - Direction by High Court qua appellant-investigating officer, who was the main person involved in the matter but not prosecuted, without issuance of notice - There was violation of
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