Supreme Court of India
Rajvir Singh v. Secretary, Ministry of Defence & Others
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Army Act, 1950 - ss. 122 and 52(f) - Court martial - Trial if barred by limitation - Allegation that appellant, an Officiating Commandant at Central Ordnance Depot, caused wrongful loss to the Government to the tune of Rs. 60. 18 lakhs in the process of procurement of stores through local purchase by committing procedural irregularities/illegalities - Direction for the General Court Martial to re-assemble for his trial - Challenge to - Plea that trial was barred by time as provided under s. 122 - Held: The General Officer Commanding-in Chief, Central Command [GOC-in- , CC] was in knowledge
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