Supreme Court of India

Superintendent of Police, C.B.I. and Ors. v. Tapan Kr. Singh

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Bench N. Santosh Hegde and B.P. Singh JJ.
Decided 10 April 2003

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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Section I 54-First lriformation Report: Necessary Contents-Held: ls to provide basis for police officer to suspect commission of cognizable offence and not to give full details regarding the matter. c Non mentioning of correct section-Conclusiveness of-Held: ls not conclusive since Court has to frame appropriate charges having regard to the material on record Sections 154 and 156-Recording of iriformation in General Diary Entry-To the effect that person accepting a sum by wey of illegal gratification and carrying amount with him on journey by train-Whether…

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