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The Supreme Court examined a trust-flat tenancy complaint and the partial quashing of proceedings against four accused. It held that the criminal ingredients were absent in the particular setting and ended the remaining prosecution.
Quashing Criminal ProceedingsRead entryThe Supreme Court examined a contractor’s unpaid-bill complaint against college and university officials. It held that the allegations lacked the required criminal ingredients and quashed the prosecution without resolving the parties’ civil payment dispute.
Quashing ComplaintsRead entryThe parents challenged a private complaint whose allegations were principally directed against their deceased son. The explanation examines the missing individual roles and particulars which led the Court to quash the cognizance order and complaint.
Quashing ComplaintsRead entryThe judgment rejected a property-only interpretation of cheating while separately considering the complainant's request for special leave. Its factual and legal explanation preserves the dismissal of that request and the continuing effect of the High Court's quashing order.
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