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Case Name : K. Rajalingam Vs R. Suganthalakshmi (Madras High Court)
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K. Rajalingam Vs R. Suganthalakshmi (Madras High Court)

Conclusion: As against an order of acquittal passed by a Magistrate on a complaint, an appeal will lie only before the High Court, under Section 378 (4) of Cr.PC. In such cases, the complainant has to seek for Special leave under Section 378 (5) of Cr.PC.Since the decision rendered in S. Ganapathy V. N. Senthilvel ((2016) 4 CTC 119) was per- incuriam, the consequence of this judgement which had resulted in orders being passed and which had become final

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