Supreme Court of India
Branch C.1.0., Tirunelveli Range, Tamilnadu v. Mariyaantonvijay
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: ss.3971482- Quashing c of proceedings/Revision - Vessel stationed at 3. 8 nautical miles from baseline carrying huge quantity of arms and ammunition without valid authorisation and documents - Case registered against crew members under Arms Act, 1959 and other statutes - Investigation revealed that owner of the vessel had credited 40,476 US$ from USA to India in the account of -43 and the amount was handed over to -38 for purchasing the bulk quantity of diesel which was transported to vessel - Cognizance of offence - Quashing/revision of proceedings sought by
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