SANJAY KUMAR versus THE STATE OF BIHAR & ANR.
Petitioner's pleadings alleging fake institution cannot be selectively ignored; such misleading pleadings are condemned and may attract perjury. High Court correctly quashed proceedings as dispute was of civil nature (salary recovery), not criminal. Advocate-on-Record's conduct condemned and warned by Supreme Court.
- Parties
- Petitioner: Sanjay Kumar; Respondent: The State of Bihar; Respondent: Respondent No.2 (private respondent)
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 28 January 2014
- Procedural Posture
- Special Leave Petition (criminal) / Supreme Court Order on SLP After High Court Quashed Proceedings
- Outcome
- dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Quashing of Criminal Proceedings, Conduct of Advocate on Record, Perjury, Pleadings, Negotiable Instruments
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Parties
Sanjay Kumar
Petitioner
The State of Bihar
Respondent
Respondent No.2 (private respondent)
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Special Leave Petition (criminal) / Supreme Court Order on SLP After High Court Quashed Proceedings
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether criminal proceedings under IPC sections and Section 138 of NI Act were rightly quashed by High Court
- 2 Effect of contradictory/misleading pleadings in SLP before Supreme Court
- 3 Conduct and obligations of Advocate-on-Record
Ratio Decidendi
Petitioner's pleadings alleging fake institution cannot be selectively ignored; such misleading pleadings are condemned and may attract perjury. High Court correctly quashed proceedings as dispute was of civil nature (salary recovery), not criminal. Advocate-on-Record's conduct condemned and warned by Supreme Court.
Court Disposition
dismissed
Orders
- Special Leave Petition dismissed.
- Warnings issued to Advocate-on-Record regarding conduct and obligation to appear; conduct to be kept under close watch by the Court.
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