Supreme Court of India
C.P. Subhash v. Inspector of Police Chennai & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s.482 - Pending criminal proceedings including FIRs under investigation - Exercise of powers u/s.482 CrPC or u/Article 226 of the Constitution by the High Court - Scope - Private respondents filed suit for declaration of title over landed property by placing reliance upon two sale deeds/documents - Appellant filed complaint alleging commission of offences punishable u/ · ss.468 and 471 /PC - High Court quashed the complaint/FIR - On appeal, held: In cases where the complaint, whether lodged before a Court or before the jurisdictional police station, makes
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