Supreme Court of India
Dilip Sudhakar Pendse & Anr. v. Central Bureau of Investigation
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 306(5)(b) - Tender of pardon to accomplice and committal of case to Court of Session - Offences punishabfe ulss 420, 468, 471 and 477- read with s. 120-8 /PC - Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate granting pardon to one of accused on his turning approver, and committing the 0 case to Court of Session - Held: Charges leveled against appellants are all triable by Magistrate's Court, and cognizance is taken by Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate and not by Chief Metropolitan Magistrate - Further, it was also not an offence triable by Special Judge
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