K.ANBAZHAGAN versus SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CHENNAI AND ORS.
No case is made out for modifying the transfer from Tamil Nadu to Karnataka, since the apprehended risks are not substantiated, sufficient safeguards have been provided, and Section 406 CrPC does not contemplate transfer to a place under the same High Court’s jurisdiction.
- Parties
- Applicant: K. Anbazhagan; Respondents: Superintendent of Police, Chennai and Ors.
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 17 February 2004
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal Miscellaneous Petition for Modification of Transfer Order in Transfer Petition (criminal) Nos. 77 78 of 2003 / Application for Modification After Transfer Order Issued
- Outcome
- Petitions dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- Transfer of Cases, Personal Security in Trial, Free and Fair Trial
Case Brief
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Parties
K. Anbazhagan
Applicant
Superintendent of Police, Chennai and Ors.
Respondents
Procedural Posture
Criminal Miscellaneous Petition for Modification of Transfer Order in Transfer Petition (criminal) Nos. 77 78 of 2003 / Application for Modification After Transfer Order Issued
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the order transferring the criminal case from Tamil Nadu to Karnataka should be modified to transfer the case instead to Pondicherry, citing concerns of personal security and fair trial.
Ratio Decidendi
No case is made out for modifying the transfer from Tamil Nadu to Karnataka, since the apprehended risks are not substantiated, sufficient safeguards have been provided, and Section 406 CrPC does not contemplate transfer to a place under the same High Court’s jurisdiction.
Court Disposition
Petitions dismissed.
Orders
- No modification of transfer order from Tamil Nadu to Karnataka.
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