Supreme Court of India
G.v.ramanaiah v. The Superintendent of Central Jail, Rajahmundry and Others
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Constitution of India, 19SO-Art. 161-V/l Schedule-Entry I List ll/, Entry 93, List I and Entry 64, List //-Code of Criminal Procedure (Act 8 of 1898) s. 402-Whether State Government can remit sentence in respect of oOences under ss. 489A 10 489D; /.P. . The petitiorier, along with others, was convicted and sentenced of offcnce3 under ss. 489- to 489~u. I.P. . relating to currency notes and bank notes. On the occasion of Gandhi Centenary the State Government granted special remii sion of sentences to various categories of prisoners who were convicted of offences against laws relating to
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