Supreme Court of India
Krishna Kumar Variar v. Share Shoppe
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.482 - Summoning order challenged by accused on c the ground of lack of territorial jurisdiction of trial court - Petition rejected by High Court - HELD: In such cases where the accused or any other person raises an objection that the trial court has no jurisdiction in the matter, the said person, instead of rushing to higher court, should file an application before the trial court making this averment and giving the relevant facts - Whether a court has jurisdiction to try! entertain a case will, at least in part, depend upon the facts of the case - The
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