Supreme Court of India
Amol Vitthalrao Kadu v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Compensation: Compensation for custodial death – Granted by High Court – Directing the State to pay at the first instance and then to recover the same from the Investigating Officer-in-Charge – Appeal by the Investigating Officer-in-charge taking plea that unless and until liability is fixed, court should not have directed recovery from him – Held: Direction of the High Court is modified to the extent that as and when the liability for the crime in question is fastened, the State shall be at liberty to recover the compensation amount from the concerned erring officials.
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