Supreme Court of India
M. Mahendar Kumar v. M. Mani & Ors.
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c Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 482 - Inherent jurisdiction of High Court - Petition uls.482 by de facto complainant-respondent no. 1 - Transfer of investigation of a case from DSP, Crime Branch to CBCID, Chennai sought ·· - Petition allowed by the High Court - On appeal, held: Appellant and other accused persons were not made parties to the case - Petition was allowed by simply believing the statement made by respondent no. 1 which created the impression that the matter was still pending before the police authority when in fact chargesheet had already been submitted long back and
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