Supreme Court of India
R. Sundararajan v. State by D.S.P., Spe, Cbi, Chennai
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988-Section 7 rlw Section 13-Demand of illegal gratification by public servant-Complaint-Trap-Accused caught red handed demanding and accepting illegal gratification-Trial after getting sanction-Conviction by courts below-Sanction order questioned-On appeal, held: Accused rightly convicted-Sanction order granted after consideration of abundant material-However, Supreme Court cannot sit in appeal over the sanction order-Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Section 197.
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