Supreme Court of India
Sohan Lal Juneja and Ors. v. State of Punjab
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Section 438-Jmposition of condition of deposit of Rs. JO lacs by High Court for granting interim protection in terms of Section 438-Non-deposit of amount as directed Interim protection denied-On appeal, held: High Court had not considered relevant aspects and also not indicated reason/or imposing such condition Hence, matter remitted back for fresh consideration. Complainant filed an FIR against appellants and others for their alleged involvement in misappropriatiop of stock.
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