Supreme Court of India

Dr. Lakshmansingh Himatsingh Vaghele v. Naresh Kumar Chandrashankar Jha and Anr.

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Bench T.K. Thommen. Kuldip Singh and M. Fathima Beevi JJ.
Decided 24 July 1990

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Code of Criminal Procedure 1973-Section 197-Sanction to prosecute-When necessary for-'Pub/ic servant'-'Pub/ic analyst'­ Sanction to prosecute-Whether necessary. The appellant, an employee of the Municipal Corporation Ahmedabad was holding the post of Laboratory Officer and while he was so holding the post, he by a Notification dated 21.12.1966, issued b) the State Government, was appointed as a Public Analyst for the local area within the municipal limits of the Corporation.…

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