Supreme Court of India

K. Anbazhagan v. State of Karnataka& Ors.

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Reported as [2015] 7 S.C.R. 355
Bench Madan B. Lokur J.
Decided 15 April 2015

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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: c ss. 2(u), 24, 25, 25A and 301(1) - Special Public Prosecutor-Appointed u/s. 24(8) to appear in the trial before Special Court - Whether could continue as Special Public Prosecutor in the appeals against the order of the Special 0 Court - Held: Per Madan . Lokur, J.: Appointment of the Special Public Prosecutor was limited only to the trial and automatically terminated on conclusion of the trial - That engagement did not automatically imply any authorization to him to appear for the prosecution in the appeals - Since the State of Kamataka did not appoint

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