Supreme Court of India
Pal @ Palla v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - ss. 210, 200, 202 and 482 - Clubbing of cases uls. 210 - Two cases arising out of the same incident - One on basis of charge-sheet filed by police - Other on basis of complaint - Accused in two cases not common - Accused in one case witnesses in the other and vice versa - Holding of common trial - Held: Provision contemplated in Section 210 not attracted - Version o in the complaint case and police report totally different, though, the incident was same - Accused also different in two separate proceedings - Prejudice is likely to be caused in a single trial
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