Supreme Court of India
State through Cbi, Chennai v. V. Arul Kumar
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s.306 - Tender of pardon to approver - Charge sheet filed against respondent and others before the Magislrate under Penal Code and Prevenlion of Corruption Act - Five individuals taken as approvers after recording !heir confessional stalements - Applicalion by prosecutor uls. 306 for gra/1/ of pardo11 - Grant of pardo11 by Magistrale and thereafter committal of case to Special Judge - Special Judge upheld !he order of granl of pardon - However, High Courl held thal the Special Judge is empowered to grant tender of pardon and such order passed by !he…
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