Supreme Court of India
State of Bihar & Ors. v. Rajmangal Ram
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 1973: c s. 465 rlw s. 197 Cr.P. . ands. 19 (3) rlw s.19 (1) of PC Act - Interference with criminal prosecution on the ground of defects/omissions/errors in the order granting sanction for prosecution - Held: Both s. 465, Cr.P. . ands. 19 (3) of PC Act make it clear that any effor, omission or iffegularity in the 0 grant of sanction will not affect any finding, sentence or order passed by a competent court unless in the opinion of the court, a failure of justice has been occasioned - In the instant case, even assuming that Law Department was not competent to accord
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- 2024 Central Bureau of Investigation v. Jagat Ram
- 2015 State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors. v. Anand Mohan &anr.
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