Charge Sheet Can't Be Filed When There Is Interim Order Restraining Coercive Action Against Accused : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a charge sheet cannot be filed against an accused when an interim order restraining coercive action is in place. The case involved a dispute over whether investigative agencies could proceed with formal charges despite protective orders issued by courts. The judgment clarified the legal standing of interim orders and their binding effect in preventing coercive measures.