Supreme Court of India
T. C. Thangaraj v. V. Engammal & Ors.
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CODE OF. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973: Section 482 rlw ss. 154(3) and 156 (3) - Petition uls 482 c by complainant seeking direction to entrust the investigation to CBI stating that one of the accused was a Police Inspector in the local police - Allowed by High Court - Propriety of Held: It was not one of the exceptional situations calling for exercise of extra-ordinary power of the High Court to direct investigation by CBI - Order of High Court quashed and District Superintendent of Police directed to entrust the investigation to an officer senior in rank to accused-Inspector of Police . The
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