Supreme Court of India
Subran and Ors. v. State of Kerala
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Constitution of India, I950:- Article 137/Supreme Cowt Rules--Order XI: Review-Judgment-Clarification of This Court by its judgment* decided Criminal Appeal No. 237 of 1993. On a review of the said judgment, the Court felt that observation made in paragraph 11 thereof was capable of being misinterpreted. Substituting paragraph 11 of the judgment, this Court HELD : The opinion expressed in paragraph 11 of the judgment required to be confined to the peculiar facts of the case and was not general exposition of law. [512- - ; ;su-AJ *Subran and others v. State of Kerala, (1993] 3 SCC 32. CRIMINAL
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