Supreme Court of India
Sanja Y Suri & Anr. v. Delhi Administration, Delhi & Anr.
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973: Sections 7, 420-Warrant Authorising detention of prisoners-To specify age of person to be detained-Lawful for jail authorities to refuse to honour warrants without age and to have this defect rectified. Jail Administration: Warders-Necessity to shift at intervals Juvenile delinquents and regular prisoners-Not to be assigned work in same area-Sessions Judge to be given acknowledged position as Visitor-VisilOrr' Boord-Composition of-Directions issued. The petitioners, a News Editor and a trainee sub-editor, filed writ petitions in the Supreme Court pointing out
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