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M/s Cna Exports Pvt Ltd vs. the State and Anr

Decided on 27 December 2024• Citation: CRL.M.C./10259/2024• High Court of Delhi
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                 *    IN THE  HIGH   COURT   OF DELHI  AT  NEW   DELHI            
                 +    CRL.M.C.10259/2024                                          
                      M/S. CNA EXPORTS  PVT LTD                    .....Petitioner
                                     Through:  Mr. Krishan Kumar and Mr. Shivam   
                                               Bedi, Advocates.                   
                                     versus                                       
                      THE  STATE AND  ANR.                  .....Respondents      
                                     Through:  Mr. Aman Usman, APP for State.     
                                               Mr. Sumer Boparai and Mr. Surya    
                                               Pratap Singh, Advocates for R-2.   
                      CORAM:                                                      
                      HON'BLE   MS. JUSTICE NEENA  BANSAL   KRISHNA               
                                     O R D E R                                    
                 %                   27.12.2024                                   
                      CRL.M.A.  39346/2024 (Exemption)                            
                       1.  Allowed, subject to all just exceptions.               
                       2.  The Application is disposed of.                        
                      CRL.M.C.10259/2024 & CRL.M.A.39345/2024                     
                       3.  The  Petition under Section 528 of the Bharatiya Nagarik
                       Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (hereinafter ‘BNSS’) has been filed against
                       the order dated 27.12.2024 whereby the Respondent Sh. Janak
                       Datwani has been permitted to travel abroad from 29.12.2024 to
                       10.03.2025.                                                
                       4.  The only grievance expressed on behalf of the Petitioner is that
                       there are criminal and civil litigations pending for many years in
                       which evidence has not been recorded. In so far as the criminal trial
                       is concerned, the date for recording of evidence in the criminal case
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                       is given for 28.03.2025 i.e. after the 10.03.2025, when the Petitioner
                       has to return.                                             
                       5.  Petitioner has also expressed concern that there is 18 year old
                       civil litigation pending wherein the directions have been given by the
                       Single Judge to the Local Commissioner for recording of the
                       evidence and to make an endeavour to complete the evidence of Mr.
                       Janak Datwani within three months which is going to get over on
                       03.01.2025. There are six dates which are fixed for recording of
                       evidence which would be seriously impacted because of his travel
                       abroad.                                                    
                       6.  Learned Counsel on behalf of the Respondent has submitted
                       that these Orders for travelling abroad have been given in the
                       criminal case and are not pertaining to the civil trial. Moreover, the
                       liberty has already been granted for getting the evidence of the
                       Respondent recorded through VC, in Civil matter. Learned counsel
                       for the Respondent further submits that the learned Local  
                       Commissioner has resigned and the new Local Commissioner had to
                       be substituted.                                            
                       7.  Submissions heard.                                     
                       8.  So far as the civil matter is concerned, it has already been taken
                       care by the learned Trial Court who has directed that an appropriate
                       Application for getting the evidence recorded through VC be made.
                       9.  Moreover, the next dates for recording of evidence are still not
                       notified and, therefore, the Respondent cannot give any undertaking
                       in regard to appearing physically in India for recording of evidence.
                       10. The directions are hereby modified that in case the need be and
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                       the exigencies of the circumstances so warrant, appropriate
                       Application be filed by the Petitioner before the Court to seek his
                       physical presence in the case where recording of evidence is being
                       inordinately delayed or there is no arrangement that can be done
                       through the VC during the period the Respondent is out of India.
                       11. No further directions are required.                    
                       12. Petition stands disposed of.                           
                       13. The Revision is still pending before the learned ASJ who may
                       decide the same without being influenced by the Order made by this
                       Court.                                                     
                                                    NEENA   BANSAL  KRISHNA       
                                                      (VACATION   JUDGE)          
                      DECEMBER    27, 2024                                        
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