Supreme Court of India
State by Lokayuktha Police v. H. Srinivas
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Investigation: General Diary Entry – Concerning preliminary enquir y – Failure – Effect of – Held: Failure to make entry in Gen eral Diary Concerning preliminary enquiry would not be per se illegal – There is difference between irregularity and illegality – Obligation of maintenance is part of course of conduct of the concerne d officer, which may not itself have any bearing on the criminal tri al unless some grave prejudice going to the root of the matter is shown to exist, at the time of trial – CrPC also does not bar any inv estigation where General Diary entry is not made – Code of Cri
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