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The Supreme Court of India in which of the following cases held that the general principle of criminal jurisdiction is that jurisdiction is determined by the locality of the offence irrespective of the nationality or any other similar attributes of the offender?

  1. State of Bombay vs. L. Apte

  2. State of Bombay vs. Kathikala Oghad

  3. State of Maharashtra vs. M. H. George

  4. Mubarak Ali vs. State of Bombay
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Explanation

The Supreme Court of India in the case of "Mubarak Ali vs. State of Bombay" held that the general principle of criminal jurisdiction is that jurisdiction is determined by the locality of the offence irrespective of the nationality or any other similar attributes of the offender.

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