Supreme Court of India
L. D. Healy v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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Prevention of Corruption Act 1947 s. 6(c)-Prosecution of the Rail· way employee for offences under s. 161 I.P. . and s. 5(l)(d) read with s. 5(2)-Sanction for prosecution at first obtained from Deputy Chief Commercial Superintendent-Proceedings quashed at Public Prosecutor's request-Thereafter fresh sanction for prosecution obtained from Chief Commercial Superintendent and fresh proceedings commenced-If quash· ing of first proceeding amounted to acquittal and therefore conviction in· valid.
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