Supreme Court of India
Central Bureau of Investigation v. Anil Dixit
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What the Court ordered
The Trial Court shall proceed in accordance with the directions above. The impugned orders are set aside to facilitate an expeditious trial. 15. The appeal is disposed of.
Judgment, 14-15
In brief
In CBI case RC 12A/2014-R, the accused-respondent applied under Section 91 CrPC before the Special Judge, CBI, Ranchi for a range of documents at the charge-framing stage — all seizure memos, the CBI branch's daily diary, FIR and despatch registers, the Source Information Report, all seized but unrelied documents, minutes and videography of certain building/evaluation committee meetings, bid documents, and appointment files of two FIR-named but non-chargesheeted firms.…
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