Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka Lokayukta Police v. S. Subbegowda
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Issues for consideration: (i) Whether the High Court in exercise of its powers u/s. 482 of CrPC could have discharged the respondent-accused from the charges levell ed against him for the off ences u/s. 13(1)(e) punishable u/s. 13(2) of the said Act, despite the fact that the accused had not pressed for his second application for discharge by submitting the Memo dated 02.12.2014 and despite t he fact that after framing of the charge by the Special Court on 23.12.2014, the trial had proceeded further and the prosecution had examined 17 witnesses in support of its case? (ii) Whether the High
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