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    Prudential Capital Mkt. Ltd. And Another v. State Of Bihar And Others

    Order

    1. Delay condoned.

    2. An order of cognizance taken by the criminal court under Sections 420, 120-B IPC as well as Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act not having been quashed by the High Court on an application being moved under Section 482 CrPC, the present application has been filed in this Court.

    3. We see no provision under the Reserve Bank of India Act which prohibits any criminal proceeding to be continued. The provision of Section 58-E bars taking cognizance of offence committed under the said Act, namely, the Reserve Bank of India Act. The power of the Company Law Board under Section 45-QA of the RBI Act, as amended, does not in any way take away the power of the criminal court to continue with the criminal proceedings.

    4. In course of his arguments, the learned counsel points out that several High Courts have stayed the criminal proceedings. We do not know under what circumstances, the High Courts have stayed the criminal proceedings, nor has any provision been shown to us. Be that as it may, we are not inclined to interfere with the impugned order. The special leave petition stands accordingly dismissed.

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    Prudential Capital Mkt. Ltd. And Another v. State Of Bihar And Others
    (Apr 3, 2000)