Supreme Court of India
Rakesh Saxena v. State through C.B.I.
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3 Supreme Court benches have cited this judgment.
From the headnote
Constitution of India, Article 136-Special Leave-Granted- .. ,. Charges· quashed-Reasons-Offences committed more than six years ago by a trader in the lowest rung, of hierarchy-Extremely doubtful whether trial would end in conviction. T'· HELD: I. The fact that the offences, if any, are alleged to have been committed more than six years ago .and the appellant was merely a trader at the lowest ning of the hierarchy in the Foreign Exchange ~- Division of· the Bank and not a highly placed officer and the trial is bound to occupy the time of the court of first instance for not less than two or…
Where later benches applied it
- 2026 Kailash Chandra Kapri v. State of Uttar Pradesh
- 2006 Moti Lal Saraf v. State of Jammu & Kasmir and Anr.
- 1991 Abdul Rehman Antulay Etc. Etc. v. R.S. Nayak and Anr. Etc. Etc.
Of those, 3 mentioned
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