Supreme Court of India
Satin Chandra Pegu v. State of Assam
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: c s. 397 r/w ss.401 and 482-Criminal revision before High Court- Counsel for revisionist not present as he had been appointed State Counsel- Revision dismissed after hearing counsel for State-Held, in peculiar circumstances, matter remitted to High Court for hearing afresh-Practice and Procedure. The appellant was convicted by trial court under s.409 IPC. His appeal was dismissed by the Sessions Judge. He filed a revision before the High ·Court. When the matter was taken up, none appeared for him. However, the High Court dismissed the revision petition after
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