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Quashes Criminal Proceedings in Payment Dispute: Emphasizes Civil Nature of Breach of Contract and Asserts “Inherent Power Under Section 482 CrPC Meant to Prevent Abuse of Process of Law”

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Calcutta High Court Quashes Criminal Proceedings in Payment Dispute: Emphasizes Civil Nature of Breach of Contract and Asserts "Inherent Power Under Section 482 CrPC Meant to Prevent Abuse of Process of Law"
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Calcutta High Court Quashes Criminal Proceedings in Payment Dispute: Emphasizes Civil Nature of Breach of Contract and Asserts “Inherent Power Under Section 482 CrPC Meant to Prevent Abuse of Process of Law”

1. Court's Decision The High Court allowed the petition filed by the accused and quashed the criminal proceedings under Sections 420, 506, and 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).…
Posted by Rawlaw January 18, 2025

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