Supreme Court · 2015 INSC 706 · Decided 29 September 2015

Essar Teleholdings LTD. v. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court
Supreme Court of India
Citation
2015 INSC 706 · [2015] 11 S.C.R. 340
Case number
CRIMINAL APPEAL No. 1273/2015
Decided
29 September 2015
Bench
H.L. DATTU, A.K. SIKRI, R.F. NARIMAN (3-judge bench)
Outcome
Dismissed
Case type
Criminal
Acts & sections cited
IPC; CrPC Section 220, 223; Prevention of Corruption Act Section 4(3)

Headnote

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: ss.220 and 223- C Joint trial- If by administrative order, High Court gives power to Special Court to decide all offences pertaining to 2G scam ·then even a Pen_al Code offence by itself i.e. such offence which is not to be tried with Prevention so long they pertain to the 2G scam would be within D the Special Judge's jurisdiction - Decision to order joint trial is discretionary - In the instant case, Special Judge was justified in exercising his discretion to order a joint trial on the ground that clubbing of the two cases would

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