Supreme Court of India
Bhim Sen for R. S. Malik Mathra Das v. The State of Punjab
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in Criminal Writ Cases Nos. 46 to 50 of 1951. Jai Gopal Sethi (R. L. Kohli and Sri Ramkumar, with him) for the appellants in Cr. Appeals Nos.- 45 and 49. 1951 Bhim Sen v. ! he State of Punjab. ... 1951 Rhim Sen v. The State of Punjab. Kania . /. 20 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1952] N. . Chatterjee (Hardayal Hardy and R
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