Supreme Court of India
C. Elumalai v. State Oe Tamil Nadu
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The Tami, Nadu Borstal Schools Act 1925 Section JO- -Adolescent offender-Convicted of capital offence-Sentenced to life imprisonment-Detention in Borstal School after attaining 23 years of age-Whether valid. The State Government of Tamil Nadu cannot keep any adolescent offender who is convicted of a capital offence but sentenced to imprisonment of life in respect of whom an order is made under section 10- of the Tamil Nadu Borstal Schools Act in a Borstal School or in any other kind of detention after he has attained 23 years of age. The State Government is therefore directed to release
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