Mere apprehension of threat to life not sufficient ground to transfer criminal case: Supreme Court

The Court noted that no complaint with regard to such apprehension was lodged by the petitioner, and therefore, he could not seek transfer of the case.

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Anadi Tiwari

The Supreme Court recently held that mere apprehension of threat to life, without lodging a complaint or substantiating the same, is not a sufficient ground to transfer a case (Dinesh Mahajan v. Vishal Mahajan).

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Mere apprehension of threat to life not sufficient ground to transfer criminal case: Supreme Court

Anadi Tiwari

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