Supreme Court of India
Jamiruddin Ansari v. Central Bureau of Investigation & Anr.
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Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, 1999: .Sections 9(1), 23(1), 25 - Special Court constituted ·under the Act - Whether could order investigation save and c except in accordance with Section 23(1) and interplay, if any, qetween Sections 9(1) and Section 23- Held: Special Judge cannot take cognizance of any offence under the Act unless sanction has been previously given by the Police Officer - Provisions of Section 9(1) will have to be read in harmony with 0 the provisions of Section 23(2) as far as private complaints are concerned - Hence the majority view of the Full Bench of the
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