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july 2006

Supreme Court of India · 2006-07-04

Popular Muthiah vs State Represented By Inspector Of ...

Citation / case number
AIRONLINE 2006 SC 342
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
Popular Muthiah
Respondent
State Represented By Inspector Of ...
Author
S.B. Sinha
Bench
S.B. Sinha, P.P. Naolekar

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court addressed the issue of inherent jurisdiction of the High Court in Criminal Appeals, specifically under Section 319 of the CrPC, which allows for the addition of accused persons if evidence emerges during trial. The Court held that the High Court has the authority to exercise this jurisdiction even if the accused were not initially charged, emphasizing the importance of ensuring justice and the rights of the victims. The appeal was allowed, and the matter was remanded for further proceedings to consider the involvement of the appellants.

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