Supreme Court of India
Rohtas v. State of Haryana & Another
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Crinzinal Procedure Code 1973 Sections 4 and 5-Scope of-Haryana Children Act, 1974 Sections 4, 29- -Scope of. The appellant was charged with an offence under Section 302 l.P. . After the recording of evidence was concluded, it was pointed out that the sessions Judge bad no jurisdiction to try the appellant as the appellant hap4 c pencd to fall under thie provisions of the Haryana Children Act, 1974. On remand, the }.1agistrate found the appellant was a child and proceeded to try him under the Haryana. Act. In a revision petition filed by the brother of the deceas'ed, the High Court held that
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