By Advocate Haresh Raichura In 1947, a man lodged a complaint in court that the nephew of a Police Inspector had stolen his son’s wristwatch. The magistrate did not wish to displease the Police Inspector. So, he kept adjourning the case. The complainant wrote a letter to the High Court. Next week, the Magistrate was […]
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