Supreme Court of India
S. K. Miglani v. State Nct of Delhi
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We are of the opinion that expert evidence as to handwriting is only opinion evidence and it can never be conclusive.
Judgment, page 11
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: ss. 197 and 482 – Employee of Nationalized Bank charged u/ss. 201, 409, 419, 420, 467, 468, 471, 120- of IPC – Appli cation by accused seeking his discharge on the ground of non-complian ce of s. 197 i.e. failure to seek sanction for his pro secution – Application dismissed by Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CM M) – Upheld by High Court in petition u/s. 482 – On app eal, held: Employee, being not a public servant removable fro m his office saved by or with the sanction of the Government, s. 197 was not applicable – However, it was not correct for the MM to
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