Supreme Court of India
Kanad Saha v. The State of West Bengal
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that there is absolutely no reason to permit the continuance of the proceedings against the appellant herein.
Judgment, page 3
In brief
The 2nd respondent, a practising advocate, complained that her client (the 3rd respondent) had failed to pay her Rs.10,00,000/- in fees and that on 29.04.2023 the 3rd respondent and an associate ransacked her office, assaulted her and took away cash and mobile phones. Against the appellant, a friend of the 3rd respondent and a Central Government employee, the only allegation was that he telephoned her and threatened her to withdraw the fee demand.…
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