Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra and Ors. v. Sarangdhar Singh Shivdas Singh Chavan and Anr.
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Administrative law: Public administration - Abuse of power - Complaints filed against the second respondent and c his family members on the ground that they were indulging in illegal money lending and charging exorbitant interest from poor farmers - Order by Collector that as per the instructions of the Chief Minister, the Superintendent of Police would not register any crime against the second respondent unless clearance is obtained from the District Anti Money Lending Committee and legal opinion of the District Government Pleader and matters would be handled as per the provisions of Money
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