Supreme Court of India
State Represented by Inspector of Police Central Bureau of Investigation v. M. Subrahmanyam
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 482 – Case under Prevention of Corruption Act – Application u/s. 242 Cr.P. to bring on record auth orisation of investigation, filed after three years of filing of charge-sheet – Dismissed on the ground that no explanation furnished for not filing the same alongwith the charge-sheet – After five years of dismissal of the application, another application u/s. 173 (2 )(5)(a) Cr.P. filed for bringing the authorisation on record – Dism issed on the ground of res judicata – Petition u/s 482 seeking t o bring the authorisation on record, dismissed by High Court
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