Supreme Court of India
Ranjit Singh v. Union Territory of Chandigarh & Anr.
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Code of Criminal P1:ocedure, 1973: Ss. 427, 433A-Life convict -Convicted of another murder---,Subsequent sentence of life imprison- ment-Whether superimposition to the earlier life sentence-Remissions c or commutation in respect of earlier sentence-Whether available ipso facto in respect of second sentence. Indian Penal Code, 1960: S. 302-Life convict-7\<ial for second murder-Conviction-Imposition of Life sentence-Whether both life sentences to run concurrently. Constitution of India: Article 32-0ffender-Separately senten- ced to life imprisonment for two different offences under section 302
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