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SC: Consent of State in Which Accused Resides or Employed Not Necessary for CBI Investigation - (27 Apr 2020)

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Supreme Court has observed that the Central Bureau of Investigation can investigate into specified offence committed within Union Territory, by an accused residing in or employed in connection with the affairs of another State, without the consent of that State.

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