Supreme Court of India
Ombir Singh v. Union of India.
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JUDGMENT: ORDER 1.This appeal is directed against the order of the High Court of Delhi. The appellant was tried by Summary Court Martial and was sentenced to undergo nine months civil imprisonment and dismissal from service. The question of law raised is that Summary Court Martial that was constituted was not presided over by a Commanding Officer as required under Section 116 of the Army Act. The submission is that some of the records supplied to the appellant show that it was only an officer of the rank of a Captain that presided and he cannot be deemed to be a Commanding Officer.
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