Supreme Court of India
Satlsh Jaggi v. State of Chhattlshgarh and Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.147-Transfer of case-Permissibility-Governing factors-Transfer of Criminal trial-Prayed on the ground that the present Sessions Judge, Raipur before whom trial was pending was brother of sitting MLA and the father of accused was known to him-Plea of appellant that he was under genuine apprehension that he will not get justice if the trial is conducted and concluded by the present Sessions Judge-High Court rejected the prayer- On appeal, held, Sessions Judge himself not indicated his disinclination to hear the matter-He would have acted in the true sense of…
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