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R. Sundararajan vs State By D.S.P., Spe, Cbi, Chennai on 19 October, 2006

8.9.Considering the above said citations along with the facts of the present case and the evidence of P.W.1, P.W.1 in his evidence has stated that he gone through the entire relevant material papers including Ex.P2 and after satisfied himself, he accorded sanction. Merely because Ex.P2 has not contained any forwarding endorsement alleged to be made by A1, it will not vitiate the sanction as per the dictum of Apex Court reported in 2007(2) Supreme Court Cases (Cri) 563 ? R.Sundararajan Vs. State, relied on by the learned Government Advocate (criminal side). Hence, I am of the view that the argument advanced by the learned counsel for the appellants that the sanction authority has not applied his mind, while granting sanction for prosecution does not merit acceptance.
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