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Public View--Incident has taken place within the four corners of the chambers/cabin of the complainant--FIR quashed..
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Second application under S.482 CrPC cannot be dismissed as non-maintainable on the ground that the first application was dismissed as withdrawn and liberty to file fresh petition was not res..
Complaint by Company--Question of proper authorization and knowledge of POA--Dismissal or Quashing of the complaint at the threshold would not be justified--Issue of proper authorisation and..
Question of requirement of sanction may arise at any stage of the proceedings--Court must avoid the premature staying or quashing at preliminary stage..
While issuing notice to State, High Court issued directions that accused would join investigation and in event of arrest, shall be released on interim bail to the satisfaction of the investi..
When such an offence is committed before a Tribunal, and not before a Court, then Private Complaint before such forum is maintainable ..
Registration of Sale Deed on basis of forged Power of Attorney--Involvement of Employee of Housing Board--Sanction of prosecution was required to be obtained but was done--FIR quashed..
Complainant was allegedly removed from premises, with security personal escorting her out and engaging in behavior amounting to physical harassment, assault and threating with dire consequen..
Once the benefit of S.3 or S.4 of the Act has been extended, then grant of benefit of S.12 of the Act is consequential..
Court need not restrict itself only to the stage of a case--Overall circumstances leading to the initiation/registration of the case as well as the materials collected in the course of inves..
Status of being proclaimed offender under S.82 CrPC cannot subsist if accused stands acquitted during trial--However, proceedings under S.174A IPC can continue independently..
Impleadment of Foreign Registration Officer in a bail application filed by a foreigner is not necessary..
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