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Ker. HC: To Proceed Against an Offence Committed Partly in India, Sanction of Centre Not Required - (19 Jul 2024)

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Ker. HC while directing Trial Court to proceed against an offence that was partly committed in India and partly abroad, has referred to Sartaj Khan vs State of Uttarakhand (MANU/SC/0363/2022; 2022 INSC 336) which laid down that no sanction was needed if offence was partly committed in India.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   TRIAL COURT   SANCTION  

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