Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai v. Pankaj Arora (secretary) and Others
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Judgment, page 9
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 – ss.482, 378 – Complaint filed by appellant-corporation under s.354 r/w s.475A(1)(a) of the MMC Act – Magistrate refused to take cognizance of the complaint on the ground that complaint was time barred – On appeal, High Court made adverse observations on the merit of the case, however, dismissed the appeal granting liberty to the appellant to file appropriate proceeding holding that its jurisdiction was incorrectly invoked under s.378 (4) of CrPC – Appellant filed writ petition which was dismissed on the ground that liberty granted to file appropriate…
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