The same view was taken in the State of Andhra Pradesh v. M. Venugopal, 1964 (3) SCR 742 and more recently in Khandu Sonu Dhobi v. State of Maharashtra(supra). The decisions of the Calcutta, Punjab and Saurashtra High Courts relied upon by Mr Anthony deal with different points: in any event to the extent they contain any observations against the view expressed by this Court in the decisions just cited those observations cannot be considered good law."
The same view was taken in
State of A.P. v. N. Venugopal [AIR 1964 SC 33]
and more recently in Khandu Sonu Dhobi v.
State of Maharashtra [(1972) 3 SCC 786]. The
decisions of the Calcutta, Punjab and
Saurashtra High Courts relied upon by Mr
Anthony deal with different points: in any
event, to the extent, they contain any
observations against the view expressed by
this Court in the decisions just cited those
observations cannot be considered good law."
The same view was taken in
State of A.P. v. N. Venugopal [AIR 1964 SC 33]
and more recently in Khandu Sonu Dhobi v.
State of Maharashtra [(1972) 3 SCC 786]. The
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decisions of the Calcutta, Punjab and
Saurashtra High Courts relied upon by Mr
Anthony deal with different points: in any
.
The same view was taken in
State of A.P. v. N. Venugopal [AIR 1964 SC 33]
and more recently in Khandu Sonu Dhobi v.
State of Maharashtra [(1972) 3 SCC 786]. The
of
decisions of the Calcutta, Punjab and
Saurashtra High Courts relied upon by Mr
Anthony deal with different points: in any
rt event, to the extent, they contain any
observations against the view expressed by
this Court in the decisions just cited those
observations cannot be considered good law."
AIR 1972 SC 958 (Khandu Sonu Dhobi v. State of Maharashtra) where the Court decided that where the trial of the case had proceeded to termination, the invalidity of the preceding investigation would not vitiate the conviction of the accused as a result of the trial unless the illegality in the investigation has caused prejudice to the accused, has settled the position of law in that regard.
The same view was taken in the State of Andhra Pradesh v. M.
Venugopal, 1964 (3) SCR 742 and more recently in Khandu Sonu Dhobi v. State
of Maharashtra (supra). The decisions of the Calcutta, Punjab and
Saurashtra High Courts relied upon by Mr Anthony deal with different
points: in any event to the extent they contain any observations against
the view expressed by this Court in the decisions just cited those
observations cannot be considered good law."
The same
view was taken in State of A.P. v. N. Venugopal
[AIR 1964 SC 33] and more recently in Khandu
Sonu Dhobi v. State of Maharashtra [(1972) 3
SCC 786]. The decisions of the Calcutta,
Punjab and Saurashtra High Courts relied upon
by Mr Anthony deal with different points: in any
event to the extent they contain any observations
against the view expressed by this Court in the
decisions just cited those observations cannot be
considered good law.”
The same view was taken in State of
A.P. v. N. Venugopal [AIR 1964 SC 33] and more
recently in Khandu Sonu Dhobi v. State of
Maharashtra [(1972) 3 SCC 786]. The decisions of the
Calcutta, Punjab and Saurashtra High Courts relied
upon by Mr Anthony deal with different points: in
any event, to the extent, they contain any
observations against the view expressed by this
Court in the decisions just cited those observations
cannot be considered good law."