Supreme Court of India
State of Mizoram v. Dr. C. Sangnghina
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Constitution of India – Art.20(2) – Principle of double jeopardy – When not applicable – Case registered against the respondent-accused u/s.13(1)(c)(d)(e) r/w s.13(2), 1988 Act and s.409,IPC– Special Court discharged the accused/respondent due to lack of proper sanction and closed the case– Subsequently, Governor in supersession of the earlier order granted sanction for prosecution of the respondent – Supplementary charge sheet along with fresh prosecution sanction against the respondent submitted for reopening the case – Dismissed on the ground that it was barred by the principle of “double…
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