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Anil Hada vs Indian Acrylic Limited on 26 November, 1999

In the above judgment, the Full Bench overruled its earlier judgment in Anil Hada Vs. Indian Acrylic Limited2 to the extent that failure to implead company as accused is not a ground to quash proceedings. In view of the above, the principle laid down in Aneeta Hada (1st supra) alone is applicable to the present facts of the case. By applying the principle laid down in Aneeta Hada (1st supra), the defect in the complaint i.e. failure to implead the company i.e. NKTPL is not a curable irregularity under Section 465 of Cr.P.C. Hence, the proceedings against the petitioner, who is not the drawer, cannot be allowed to continue and thereby the proceedings against the petitioner are liable to be quashed by exercising power under Section 482 of Cr.P.C. and are accordingly quashed.
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