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Supreme Court of India · 26/04/2018

NAVEEN KAUSHIK versus CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

[2018] 2 S.C.R. 1108 · 2018 INSC 418

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Summary

The Supreme Court made distinct procedural orders in a group of criminal matters. Most, including Naveen Kaushik’s appeal, were withdrawn with trial-court contentions preserved. Criminal Appeal 1394/2013 was remanded to the High Court following Asian Resurfacing; appeal 1384/2013 was infructuous; specified other appeals and petitions were dismissed for lack of merit. Two petitions received separate detagging or tagging directions. The order did not decide guilt or grant a uniform disposition across the batch.

Issues

  1. What separate procedural disposition applied to each group of criminal matters.
  2. Which issues remained open for the trial court or High Court after disposal.

Held

Result

Matters dealt with by separate withdrawal, remand, infructuous-dismissal, merits-dismissal and listing directions. Naveen Kaushik’s appeal withdrawn with trial-court contentions preserved; no adjudication of guilt.

Judgment PDF: Supreme Court of India, [2018] 2 S.C.R. 1108.