other accused persons in that case - CC
10/2006 under Section 239 Cr.PC for an order of discharge. The applicant
herein was the third ... ground of pendency of
criminal case before the Special Judge, CBI, Ernakulam and since
the applicant was discharged under Section 239 Cr.PC by that
Court.
Quite obviously he is quite unaware of the process of criminal law. He
would also say that PW-2 Bank Manager's statement ... case would have been ended in discharge under
Section 239 CRPC and not a charge under Section 240 CRPC. This
deliberate
late husband. She alleged that the pendency of a private criminal
case should not be a bar for her legitimate promotion. It is further averred that ... vide Crl.MC No.3147/2009. In compliance of the Hon'ble High Court direction, an
application under Sec 239 CrPC
order on 06.01.2003, discharging all the
accused under Section 239 Code of Criminal
Procedure in G.R. No. 4698 of 1995 under
Sections
Apparently, the trial court found that under provisions of Section 239 of Cr.P.C. while examining the sanction issued by the respective Government under
counsel for the applicant submits that a petition under section 239 of CRPC has been filed and even though the matter has been ... protected the right of the applicant to file an application under Section 239 so that the 2009 process is expedited in the Trial Court, failing
appears that the Customs House Agent is liable for penalty under Section 117 of the Customs Act, 1962. He submits that even the show cause ... Court by observing that for the purpose of invoking section 239 of Criminal Procedure Code, the trial Court has to find out whether there
Uday Veer Singh Proprietor Of vs Ce & Cgst Ghaziabad on 21 August, 2024
CUSTOMS
Tribunal)], allowed the appeal on the premise
that the criminal case initiated at the instance of the appellant has ended in
acquittal in favour ... full-
fledged enquiry, this Court discharged the first respondent under Section
239 of the Cr.P.C. This Court has held that the first respondent
Even if the applicant is found guilty and convicted in the
criminal proceedings, that would not, in the given circumstances, justify
forfeiting the amounts payable ... could not yet file
even an application for discharge under Section 239 of the Cr.P.C.
Therefore, it is idle to keep such
