Supreme Court of India

Kuldip Singh v. The State of Punjab and Another.

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Bench Vivian Bose, Jagannadhadas, B. P. Sinha, Jafer Imam and Chandrasekhara Aiyar JJ.
Decided 15 February 1956

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Complaint by Oourt-Oomplaint by Senior Subordinate Judge of offences committed in a proceeding before the Subordinate Judge of the first class-Validity-Competency of the Additional Judge to enter­ tain appeal-Power of High Court in revision-Gode of Criminal Procedure (Act V of 1898), ss. 195 (8), 476, 476- , 476- , 489-The Punjab Courts Act (VI of 1918), ss. 18, 21-0ode of Civil Procedure (Act V of 1908), s. 115. The question as to which Court is competent to make a com· plaint under s. 476- read withs.

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