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Sushil Sethi and Another v. The State of Arunachal Pradesh and Others

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Bench Ashok Bhushan and M. R. Shah JJ.
Decided 31 January 2020

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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 482 – Petition under – By two accused (Director and Managing Director of a Company) – For quashing the criminal proceedings against them u/s. 420 r/w s. 120B IPC – High Court dismissed the petition – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: There are no specific allegations and averments in the complaint that the accused had fraudulent and dishonest intention – No prima facie case for the offence u/s. 420 IPC has been made out – Main allegation in the complaint is against the company which has not been made a party – There is also no allegation to constitute…

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