Supreme Court of India
Som Datt Datta v. Union of India and Ors.
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We hold that the petitioner has made out no case for the grant of a writ under Art. 32 of the Constitution.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Army Act, 46 of 1950, ss. 125, 126, 164 and !65-First Information Report of offences by Army Officer and others made to civil police Police inspector taking some preliminary steps then stopping investigation at the request of Army authorities-Area Commander immediately ap pointing Court of Inquiry to investigate-After trial by Court Martwl accused convicted of offences under ss. 304 and 149 I.P. .-Whether Court Martial or ordinary criminal court had jurisdiction to try the case.-When Rules 3 and 5 of Rules framed under s. 549 Cr. P. . applicable.-If reasons required to be given by .0. .
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