Supreme Court of India
Dhondiba Gundu Pomaje & Ors. v. The State of Maharashtra
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Practice and Procedure-Criminal appeal to High Court-Summary dismissal by High Coun-Duty 10 give reasons. Inasmuch as under the Constitution any person aggrieved by an order of the High Court can petition to the Supreme Court under Art. 136 for special leave, it is necessary, having regard to the long series of decisions beginning with [1953] S. .R. 809, which discourage the practice of dismissal by the one. word 'dismissed', that the High Court should give some reasons why no .arguable case is made out on a perusal of the appeal petition and the judgment of the lower court. In the. absence
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