Supreme Court of India
Nalini Shankaran and Ors. v. Neelkanth Mahadeo Kamble and Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Section 482-Criminal case filed against accused by Chief Managing trustee of the trust-Quashing of c proceedings-Held: Since the trust and accused persons entered into a compromise, continuance of criminal proceedings in the criminal case sheer abuse of process of law-Thus, proceedings quashed Trust and accused persons entered into an agreement to carry out construction work. Since the construction work was not carried out as per the agreement, the complainant-respondent No.I in his capacity as Chief Managing Trustee of a trust filed criminal case against the…
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