Sanction for prosecution and territorial jurisdiction led to acquittal being set aside and remanded for fresh trial consideration.

The Delhi HC considered whether an acquittal could stand on the grounds of absence of valid sanction for prosecution and lack of territorial jurisdiction. It held that the acquittal could not be sustained and set it aside, remanding the matter to the Trial Court for a fresh decision after hearing both parties.

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Issues: Whether the acquittal of the accused could be sustained on the grounds of absence of valid sanction for prosecution and want of territorial jurisdiction.

Outcome: The acquittal was set aside and the matter was remanded to the Trial Court for fresh decision after hearing the parties.

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