Supreme Court of India
P. Sreekumar v. State of Kerala & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.482 – Two FIRs filed in relation to the same offence and against the sam e accused – Whether the subsequent FIR was liable to be quashed – In the instant case, appellant was Chief Executive Trustee of a Trust and respondent no.2 was one of the trustees and respondent no.3 was tre asurer of the Trust – Respondent no.2 filed a complaint against the appel lant, respondent no.3 and three bank officials alleging that they con spired together to defraud the Trust and siphoned off around Rs.42 lacs of the Trust – FIR was registered – Subsequently, a ppellant also
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