Supreme Court of India
Arvind Yadav v. Ramesh Kumar and Ors.
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Madhya Pradesh Prisoners Release on Probation Act, 1954 and rules thereunder: Murder-Conviction by the trial court-Pending appeals in the High Court, application for release on licence flied by the accused-probation Board passing an order not recommending release of convicts-Affirmed by the State -Challenge to--Dismissed by the Single Judge of the High Court Reversed by the Division Bench of the High Court directing release of the convicts on the ground that Probation Board had not applied its mind and acted arbitrarily-On appeal, Held: accused have no indefensible right to be released
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